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

Technosoul · Jun 8, 2005, 06:38 pm

So what you are suggesting is that the blame does not fall upon the heads of pro-choice organizations but on the whim of our court system. So the solution would be to change that court system or replace all the judges with pro-life judges. A point I made about changing the social environment is not much different so that it is user friendly to single moms.

Being that many Christians are on your side lets examine this topic from a biblical standpoint. Adam was created with his inalianable right of life (perhaps eternal life) but he did not follow orders in spite of the warning "in that day you will surely die". So did humanity looses its created right to life then? Or was it during the great flood when God killed all of the human race except for Noah and family, who somehow produced the next generation via in-breeding. The detials are not clear if Noah had sex with his daughters or if his children had sex with each other to reproduce the next generation - bother and sister mating. But none the less all the immoral people had been distroyed in the great flood which might suggest they lost their rights to life somehow or for some reason after the time the first peroson was created. At that time Noah established slavery because one kid laughed when he saw Noah drunk on wine and naked as a jay-bird, so the kid was punished with orders that he would spend the rest of his day in service to his brother, as the world's first slave.

So the question is - form a biblical standpoint were those rights to life taken away from humanity for some reason (like not following orders)? Or do we still have them inspite of the flood story and so forth? Now Eve was not created the same way as Adam was but was removed from Adam and then somehow became a female extra Adam. Did they remove DNA and produce her by some sort of stem cell application? Was she aborted from Adam but survived as his other half? Hard to tell just what happened. Or was the whole story something Noah imagined while he was high on his wine?

The main point is where did our founding forefathers come up with the concpet that we were created with inalienable rights to life? How did they interpret the bible or did they use some other source for their information? Or did they not have any corroberation from the past to back them up in their theory?

What do you think?

Technosoul.

Jun 8, 2005, 06:38 pm	#526 (permalink) (top)
Technosoul Volcanic Erupter Posts: 8,936	So what you are suggesting is that the blame does not fall upon the heads of pro-choice organizations but on the whim of our court system. So the solution would be to change that court system or replace all the judges with pro-life judges. A point I made about changing the social environment is not much different so that it is user friendly to single moms. Being that many Christians are on your side lets examine this topic from a biblical standpoint. Adam was created with his inalianable right of life (perhaps eternal life) but he did not follow orders in spite of the warning "in that day you will surely die". So did humanity looses its created right to life then? Or was it during the great flood when God killed all of the human race except for Noah and family, who somehow produced the next generation via in-breeding. The detials are not clear if Noah had sex with his daughters or if his children had sex with each other to reproduce the next generation - bother and sister mating. But none the less all the immoral people had been distroyed in the great flood which might suggest they lost their rights to life somehow or for some reason after the time the first peroson was created. At that time Noah established slavery because one kid laughed when he saw Noah drunk on wine and naked as a jay-bird, so the kid was punished with orders that he would spend the rest of his day in service to his brother, as the world's first slave. So the question is - form a biblical standpoint were those rights to life taken away from humanity for some reason (like not following orders)? Or do we still have them inspite of the flood story and so forth? Now Eve was not created the same way as Adam was but was removed from Adam and then somehow became a female extra Adam. Did they remove DNA and produce her by some sort of stem cell application? Was she aborted from Adam but survived as his other half? Hard to tell just what happened. Or was the whole story something Noah imagined while he was high on his wine? The main point is where did our founding forefathers come up with the concpet that we were created with inalienable rights to life? How did they interpret the bible or did they use some other source for their information? Or did they not have any corroberation from the past to back them up in their theory? What do you think? Technosoul.