At what point does life start?
When does human life begin?
Jodi Klum : June 1 2010
Human life begins at conception. There is overwhelming agreement about this in the scientific community.
In fact, this item of knowledge is so well known that you can safely assume that anyone who tells you something different is either naive or lying.
From the moment of conception, a baby has all the genes and chromosomes — all the genetic “information” it needs to direct its development.
Pro-choicers and abortionists may say they are only removing an embryo, or “taking the fetus.” But what they are doing in abortion is killing an unborn baby. It's hard to believe that people can be so callous and have such contempt for babies that they would kill them, but that's what abortionists do every day.
We thank Lila Rose's LiveAction blog for putting us on to the following video on trhorn100's YouTube page. In this short video clip, embryologist and Emeritus Professor of Cell Biology and Anatomy, Dr. Ward Kischer, says, “Every human embryologist in the world knows that the life of the new individual human being begins at fertilization … it is a scientific fact.”
The intentional destruction of a human fetus (unborn baby) is called feticide, and feticide is taking place on a massive scale in many countries today. The fact that abortions are legal in some countries shows only the depravity that a country can sink into when the wrong people get to make laws.
See also:
- The evil meaning behind “pro-choice”
- Abortion: Why Christians oppose it
- Plan to close down shoddy abortion mills
- Whoopi Goldberg: If parents don't kill their kids now they will kill them later
- Exposing the pro-choice movement
- Abortion doctor George Tiller shot dead: How should Christians react?
- Senator Harry Reid condemns abortionist's killer, overlooks abortionist's victims
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