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Life: in the Beginning: Bellarmine Forum Magazine Spring 2014

Life: in the Beginning: Bellarmine Forum Magazine Spring 2014

Paperback

Series: Bellarmine Forum Magazine, Book 4

Catholicism

ISBN10: 1499650507
ISBN13: 9781499650501
Publisher: Createspace
Published: Apr 28 2014
Pages: 36
Weight: 0.31
Height: 0.09 Width: 8.50 Depth: 11.00
Language: English

That is kind of the way the definition of human life has evolved in the last few decades. A hundred years ago, when a woman got pregnant, she knew she wasn't having a dog or cat in nine months. She knew she was carrying a living boy or girl and if she got rid of that child, she was killing it.

So why suddenly, with the dawn of the '60s and '70s, was there a question about when life begins: it's at conception; no, it's fertilization (which sounds like something for farm crops); no it's later, at implantation in the uterus; no, it's....on and on. It's a zygote, an embryo, fetus, but never called a child until the moment of birth -- and maybe not even then if a handicap is present.

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