Comments on: A Strange Request http://generationsforlife.org/2006/0329/a-strange-request/ Weblog of the Pro-Life Action League's Youth Outreach Division Fri, 30 Jul 2010 10:40:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Lucy http://generationsforlife.org/2006/0329/a-strange-request/#comment-1302 Lucy Sun, 04 Jun 2006 03:19:03 +0000 http://generationsforlife.org/2006/0329/a-strange-request/#comment-1302 Fascinating. Certainly you have every right to refuse this womans request for any reason you like. Obviously others have refused her or it would be highly unlikely that she would be propositioning you for her purposes. I can't help but marvel over the problem that is created by counting embryos as children, opposing research on embryos, objecting to the implantation of embryos into a womans womb, and being forced to acknowledge that without her womb these children as you call them can never come into being. I'm glad that I'm far more simplistic than you. I believe that if a woman wishes to have embryos created and implanted in her womb she may if she can find someone to implant them. I do not believe that this means that you are obligated to assist her in anyway, implanting, or offering a womb to implant them in Eric... I believe that science is correct when it says that embryos are capable of becoming any part of the human being, but I'm so very simple. I'm not of the understanding that a collection of children have been placed in cold storage until later. It is my understanding that as of yet Cryogenics is still essentially Science fiction and that children cannot actually survive being frozen. It isn't a for long issue, it is an at all issue. But, then, as I stated I'm a simple person with simple beliefs. Fascinating. Certainly you have every right to refuse this womans request for any reason you like. Obviously others have refused her or it would be highly unlikely that she would be propositioning you for her purposes. I can’t help but marvel over the problem that is created by counting embryos as children, opposing research on embryos, objecting to the implantation of embryos into a womans womb, and being forced to acknowledge that without her womb these children as you call them can never come into being.

I’m glad that I’m far more simplistic than you. I believe that if a woman wishes to have embryos created and implanted in her womb she may if she can find someone to implant them. I do not believe that this means that you are obligated to assist her in anyway, implanting, or offering a womb to implant them in Eric…
I believe that science is correct when it says that embryos are capable of becoming any part of the human being, but I’m so very simple. I’m not of the understanding that a collection of children have been placed in cold storage until later. It is my understanding that as of yet Cryogenics is still essentially Science fiction and that children cannot actually survive being frozen. It isn’t a for long issue, it is an at all issue.

But, then, as I stated I’m a simple person with simple beliefs.

]]> By: rosie http://generationsforlife.org/2006/0329/a-strange-request/#comment-479 rosie Fri, 31 Mar 2006 00:12:59 +0000 http://generationsforlife.org/2006/0329/a-strange-request/#comment-479 It sounds like she knew what she was doing, the thing that confuses me is why they don't adopt, there are children in horrible situations that need a family. $8,ooo would cover another womans doctor bills, but no, people encourage abortion. It has really got me baffled! I don't doubt though that she will find someone to do it. It sounds like she knew what she was doing, the thing that confuses me is why they don’t adopt, there are children in horrible situations that need a family. $8,ooo would cover another womans doctor bills, but no, people encourage abortion. It has really got me baffled! I don’t doubt though that she will find someone to do it.

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