14 Jul '05 18:41>
What about it? Surely if Science proves it, why do you still have to turn to some "Sacred Scripture"?
Originally posted by WulebgrAre you refering to the Bible? If you were then I suggest you consider this:
Have you considered the full implications of biochemistry defining life where the Sacred Scriptures remain silent?
Originally posted by dj2beckerhow do you get the unborn is treated as anything other than the woman's husband's property in Exodus 21:22-25 Note it doesn't even say the father of the unborn. The husband wouldnt have any legal consequences even if he jumped up and down on the wifes stomach to cause her to abort ,unless she suffered injuries.
Have you considered the full implications of biochemistry defining life where the Sacred Scriptures also agree?
Originally posted by frogstompWould you mind saying that in English?
how do you get the unborn is treated as anything other than the woman's husband's property in Exodus 21:22-25 Not it doesn't even say the father of the unborn.
Originally posted by frogstompPlease make your point. Is the husband not a man? Or am I missing you somewhere?
how do you get the unborn is treated as anything other than the woman's husband's property in Exodus 21:22-25 Note it doesn't even say the father of the unborn. The husband wouldnt have any legal consequences even if he jumped up and down on the wifes stomach to cause her to abort ,unless she suffered injuries.
Originally posted by dj2beckerthis :The husband wouldnt have any legal consequences even if he jumped up and down on the wifes stomach to cause her to abort ,unless she suffered injuries.
Sneeky of you to go and edit it and then tell me to go and learn how to read... Unluckiliy you can't edit my quotation of your origional statement...
Originally posted by frogstompThe husband wouldnt have any legal consequences even if he jumped up and down on the wifes stomach to cause her to abort ,unless she suffered injuries.
this :The husband wouldnt have any legal consequences even if he jumped up and down on the wifes stomach to cause her to abort ,unless she suffered injuries.
and adding the e to note (mis-hit key)
is all that was added.
read the exodus quote over and you will see.
Originally posted by HalitoseFirst, the question as to when a human life begins is irrelevant to the abortion debate. The right question is: Under what circumstances is it permissible to kill a human organism. It is clear that a human organism begins to exist at conception.
Medical Science clearly proves that from the moment of conception, the zygote and finally the fetus is entirely a new human being. The fetus has completely original DNA. All that fetus will need from the point of conception till birth is oxygen and nutrition. Basically it is a very immature human.
Conception is the only cut off date that is really viable for the formation of a new human.
Originally posted by dj2beckerget yourself a better dictionary.
[b]The husband wouldnt have any legal consequences even if he jumped up and down on the wifes stomach to cause her to abort ,unless she suffered injuries.
Read the commentary. If no injury was done to either the woman or the child that was born... Would you be so kind as to explain how a child can be aborted without injury? [/b]
Originally posted by dj2beckerWe don't abort children, that is infanticide. We abort fetuses. Further, why should anybody be concerned about the life of the fetus prior to the third trimester? No harm, no foul.
I'm afraid you are the one that needs a dictionary.
You still have not answered my question: How do you suggest aborting a child without causing it any harm?