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Reading a news article this morning, the below was mentioned and I thought
wow, now that puts your pro life beliefs to the test. And no need to
reply to this, I just thought it was an interesting hypothetical situation
to consider.
"If a lab were on fire and a baby sat next to a tank holding dozens of
frozen embryos and you could save only one, which would you choose? Those
who believe that each embryo is a human life deserving absolute protection
might choose the tank, based on the number of lives at stake, while others
would choose the child, because the stage of development makes a
difference in the moral value assigned to the situation."
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