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Originally Posted by Nebe
Do I think it's wrong? Yes.
The cold hard fact is this... The fetus was going to be aborted no matter what. Why not use it to the greatest possible benefit? I believe that is the logic here.
I'm a dad.... I chose life.
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"What if" life itself is tenuous and precious?
"What if" any notion of the sanctity of life is subject to the greatest possible harm from not only accepting the fact that an innocent living human being is "going to be aborted no matter what" but from also accepting that body parts from a living human being can be extracted against its will for some possible, yet unknown, so-called benefit?
"What if" life is not to be seen as merely "black and white" existence opposed to non-existence? "What if" their is a "creative" beauty in its creation and a "black and white" nihilistic emptiness to its "black and white" destruction?
"What If" life itself has no claim to our rational or creative thoughts, impulses, or actions. If so, what is the point of destroying it for some unknown "greatest possible benefit" to it?
What if the Nazis and Mengele were right?