On Apr 24, 2005, at 6:50 PM, JDG wrote: To question at hand is whether it is moral to kill a [group of cells] after conception. There are two possible arguments in favor of this: 1) The [group of cells] is not human life. 2) It is acceptable to kill some human lives
Do we care about births, or do we care about lives? We could continue to try to find an invisible line or we could concentrate on the value of every human life, including the millions of infants and children who die every year due to lack of access to prenatal, perinatal and early childhood care. How is it that people who are so quick to insist that every pregnancy result in a birth are so quick to criticize and cut programs that would ensure that the births they claim to care so much about result in healthy lives? Dave _______________________________________________ http://www.mccmedia.com/mailman/listinfo/brin-l
