egordon0315
Just me.
This debate about when life begins ... or ends, for that matter ... is rather moot. Any woman who becomes pregnant and wants that child believes life begins at conception. Any woman who becomes pregnant, doesn't want that child and aborts believes otherwise. Those beliefs are the only ones that matter. Not what you men believe. Neither science nor religion is going to change either belief.Wrong. The study says a conception does not take place until the cell divides and it is necessary for a cell to divide in order for there to be a human life/being.
We do know that over 50% of cells in which the sperm has entered have not grown. In other words nothing started so to say or assume or imply every cell which a sperm has entered is a human being is simply wrong.
Do some research. Please.
As the mother of two, bereaved of one of them, I detest the concept of abortion. As one who has visited those institutions that Apple has described, seeing the insufferable pain that rejected, defective children endure, I embrace it. Living in New Orleans, where children are killing children every day, I have to wonder why the government doesn't embrace birth control more, and stop enabling young girls with welfare checks for each child they produce.
This debate is really about should abortion be legal, not when life begins. I believe in quality of life, not quantity. So, Apple, I slip over to your side of this argument, not because I don't believe life begins at conception, but because I believe that life should be of quality.