Clearly Articulated – When Does Human Life Begin?
By , Published December 17th, 2009

Take a look at this “Open Microphone Session” at the University of Minnesota at Moorhead.

Listen and learn from the great answer given by Stephanie Gray to the question about the “cut-off” concerning when an entity should be considered a human life.

Content Warning: There are some graphic pictures depicting the violence of abortion against humans in the background of this scene although they are not the focus of the video.
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  • Jeff

    Krinkle, you did not state specifically why you object to using graphic images. I understand the "disgusting" nature of the images but aside from that, why do you object?

  • Pat

    Jeff, "Krinkle" objects to using graphic images showing the reality of abortion because it is effective. By trying to eliminate the showing of the bloody reality of killing innocent unborn children, "Krinkle" hopes to hide the truth and avoid responsibility for the killing. In that way, his heroes Planned Parenthood and the rest of the Big Abortion industry can continue to make big profits by killing unborn humans, unfettered by pesky "videos" showing "what they are doing".

    Yes, its true, Krinkle also ignored the rational arguments for protecting life that were contained in the video, but that was not his purpose. His purpose was to try to get rid of any reference to the reality of killing by abortion so he can go on his merry way and continue to kill.

    I hope this cleared things up a bit.

  • Joe

    Stephanie's answer really was very clear and very common-sense.

  • possess

    Here's an excellent look at the "why" behind the graphic photos:
    http://www.missionariestopreborn.com/bloody_photo…. The rest of us can "sing a little louder"!
    http://www.repentamerica.com/singalittlelouder.ht…

  • http://heyitsjustablogman.blogspot.com/2009/12/life-begins.html Ted

    Life begins at Adam and Eve.

    There has been no break in human life since then. At conception a LIVING sperm cell and a LIVING egg cell combine into a LIVING human cell. If life stopped at any point; that's death. Death comes after life, not before it.

    At the moment of conception, two human life forces, come together to animate a distinct a new human organism, but there is no new life per se.

    Since human life now animates a new organism, we say there is a new "soul". The unique manifestation of the life force constrained to a single organism is it's soul. The new organism comes from combined matter, and it's soul is the offspring of it's parents life forces, but there is no "new" life.

    Think about a flame being passed from candle to candle. There is no new flame created after the original one. It passes on to the new candle while losing nothing of itself.