Volconvo Debate Forums - View Single Post - Does life begin at conception? I think it does.

Pale RIder · Jun 6, 2005, 08:17 pm

T.W. SADLER, LANGMAN’S MEDICAL EMBRYOLOGY (John N. Gardner ed., 6th ed. 1990)); an unborn child is a human being from conception is “supported by standard textbooks on embryology or human biology”

E. BLECHSCHMIDT, THE BEGINNING OF HUMAN LIFE 16–17 (1977)); Not only is it a life, but, “by its intrinsic biological nature,” it is a human life from the moment of conception, for “it can be nothing else.”

Starboy, you never said which part of these you didn't understand, or which part seemed to support your side of the discussion. OH!! I get it, you were ignoring them because they simply bit$h slapped you into silence. I understand, and feel your pain.

Jun 6, 2005, 08:17 pm	#470 (permalink) (top)
Pale RIder Hot Lava Posts: 1,023	T.W. SADLER, LANGMAN’S MEDICAL EMBRYOLOGY (John N. Gardner ed., 6th ed. 1990)); an unborn child is a human being from conception is “supported by standard textbooks on embryology or human biology” E. BLECHSCHMIDT, THE BEGINNING OF HUMAN LIFE 16–17 (1977)); Not only is it a life, but, “by its intrinsic biological nature,” it is a human life from the moment of conception, for “it can be nothing else.” Starboy, you never said which part of these you didn't understand, or which part seemed to support your side of the discussion. OH!! I get it, you were ignoring them because they simply bit$h slapped you into silence. I understand, and feel your pain. It may be that your sole purpose in life is to serve as a warning to others.