Not sure what point you’re trying to make.
My point in that post was if IVF must be considered bu all as an obvious absolute moral wrong, basically a sin equivalent to willful evil murder, then so must any action a mother takes that can knowingly result in a miscarriage.
We are having a moral argument where one side has decided this issue has no ambiguity, they are claiming moral perfection yet are unwilling to use that same moral clarity in other circumstances that literally result in the same end and and are caused by choices of the same nature.
The moralists position in this thread position is that IVF results in dead embryos, which is murdering life. I actually agree that an embryo is a human life.
The same moralists though apparently disagree that a mother who willfully makes choices that causes her own miscarriage is guilty of the same kind of death for her embryo.
One is morally clear yet the other is not even a sin, strange position to tack given both are willful choices and both knowingly result in the death of the embryo.
I will add, those of you so morally clear on this, I would suppose then the resulting child is an abomination to you, an affront to God. I can feel the love. Just imaging telling the child you should not even exist because your mother murdered your sibling to have you.
Honestly I am unsure on IVF, I know it is possible to limit embryo destruction, expensive and not always guaranteed but possible. Strange that the heat I get her eon this due to my position it is just not morally clear, basically I am wrong for not have a perfect moral character and others are utterly certain this is an absolutely perfect understanding all must have.