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Originally posted by Moridin:
Why is there the willingness to defend an embryo (something that could perhaps with a lot of imagination, be defined as a 'life') at the cost of a true human life.
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Suppose we say that the fertilized egg is life. In my view Life=Life. I do not judge one more 'true' than another. Do you value lives differently, then? Is a five year old child's life worth more or less than a 50 year old's life? I don't mean for this to sound antagonistic, Moridin!

I'm just not comfortable with the implications. I am assuming you don't think life begins at conception/fertilization so my question may be moot.
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Sometimes this research is contradictory to one's beliefs, but would you still have the same objections if it was your life being saved by this stem cell research?
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Yes. I would and do.
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