I glanced at your article. I stand by what I said. If it’s not viable outside the womb I’m not convinced it’s “human life”. As I noted, some necessary organs have yet to form at 6 weeks so there’s zero chance of viability.
Originally Posted by 1blackman1
You should read the whole article because it addresses nicely everything you just said giving differences between "life", person hood and viability.
On the matter of viability, addressing whether this "human life" ( what the heck else would it be but human ) could live outside the womb, in no way addresses when life begins. It can begin at fertilization and it could also not live out side at that time. The two are not mutually exclusive.
As to "necessary organs" to live outside the womb, this also does not negate the fact that a human life "starts" at fertilization.
I'm quite sure the only reason you and others do not want to accept this scientific fact that once a sperm meets an egg and is fertilized the "process" of life begins, is the fear that this would end the abortion debate but it doesn't have to. Just because it is a scientific fact, as you demonstrated, does not compel you to give up what you choose to believe. It is entirely possible to say I believe that life begins at fertilization but I don't care because I'm only concerned about viability. No scientist in the world would debate that wording. They will of course debate viability.
Don't just glance at it, read the whole thing, it will take less than a couple of minutes of your time and quit worrying whether it could change your mind because you don't want to change your mind. I get that.
I believe that life begins at fertilization and I also believe that females do not have to forgo what they want to do until viability. One can believe both. I'm proof of that.