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Originally Posted by DanishDynamite
You guys might as well be discussing how many angels can dance on the head of a needle.
For Ed's sake, a fertilized egg doesn't reach the uturus until at least 5 days after it has been fertilized! At this point it attaches itself to nthe uterean wall and starts cell division.
What was the magic human soul doing for those 5 days? What was it doing before? What was it doing 100,000 years ago?
Are cancer cells also precious life which must be preserved? Why not? If anything they have more life and willingness to grow than any other type of cell. In fact they grow uncontrallably!
How difficult can it be to understand that the question of abortion, is not a question of when life begins, but a difficult question of morals and ethics?
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That's more or less my point, I'm just using a very roundabout way of making it. I'm saying that there is no point where it would make sense to say life begins at, so the arguement "it's a human after conception" is shakey.