Life begins at conception. The unique human genome, the individual DNA string which will determine who you are for the remainder of your life is fully formed within seconds after the sperm fertilizes the egg.
Yes, life begins at conception. Those who say otherwise are wrong. Or lying.
I heard Roger Ebert describe a scene in Speilbergs "Schindlers List". Its a scene where the soldiers run up a staircase bust open a door and begin fireing. What was the point of discussion is the audience only 'heard' and saw the shaddows briefly of the people being murdered.
That was an artistic way of depicting something too terrible to see.
I think the fact that people recoil at the images is because they are too terrible to see.
Life begins at conception. The unique human genome, the individual DNA string which will determine who you are for the remainder of your life is fully formed within seconds after the sperm fertilizes the egg.
ReplyDeleteYes, life begins at conception. Those who say otherwise are wrong. Or lying.
I heard Roger Ebert describe a scene in Speilbergs "Schindlers List". Its a scene where the soldiers run up a staircase bust open a door and begin fireing. What was the point of discussion is the audience only 'heard' and saw the shaddows briefly of the people being murdered.
ReplyDeleteThat was an artistic way of depicting something too terrible to see.
I think the fact that people recoil at the images is because they are too terrible to see.
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