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Hi Robert  ,

IMHO yours reasoning seems to me very clear and correct .

Now each head is a different world ....  the Wittiness Of  Jehovah believes it
is wrong to have blood transfusion from other person ; moslem women believe
that it is a sin to walk in public with their faces and heads not covered ;
many are against abortion no matters whichever may be the reason to do it ....
and  so on .

These people have the RIGHT to have their beliefs and practice them as long we
live where each man,or woman, thinks he has the best answer to these problems
.Now, it seems very rational to me that these people , or anybody have the
RIGHT to impose their beliefs over other people that do not think they are
right or correct . Unless of course if the world  still wish continue to
behavior as during the Inquisition times or Dark Age

Warm regards to all ,

robert l dolezal wrote:

> This is a fray from which no one who engages in it emerges unscathed.  But
> I must say, with the stakes as  high as they are, I cannot conceive of a
> "moral" rationale for trashing legally obtained fetal tissue that can
> prolong the life of another.
>
> If the abortion is legal, as society can proclaim it to be - and it has -
> and if it is not done to provide transplant tissue for a specific
> individual - as it cannot be - and if it cannot be done for financial gain
> - and under current federal law it cannot be - is it moral, is it ethical,
> is it sane, to trash that potentially life sustaining tissue?
>
> The counter, of course, is that to utilize any product of such a heinous
> act is totally immoral.  And, that using fetal tissue for any benefical
> purpose to society simply encourages more abortions.
>
> Each of us must examine these arguments and reach our own conclusions.  I
> believe that trashing life renewing tissue is itself a sin against
> humanity.  Others disagree, and I can understand their reasoning. But I
> cannot agree with it.  For if their logic should prevail, then does it not
> follow that abortions that are now legal must be made illegal?  Indeed,
> that they are illegal?  For if the act that delivers the tissue, the
> abortion, is not illegal, then what gives anyone the right, moral or legal,
> to take this very real hope for a cure to a disease so many share, and
> flush it down the drain?

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