Here it is again, that phrase 'sanctity of life.'
I notice you have not made comment on my reply to the last time you used this phrase.
Sanctity of life means we are not allowed to terminate a human life, unless our own lives are threatened, as in the circumstances of war, and even then we can make the choice to be killed instead of killing another human soul...
Two things I have to ask here:
1) And what gives you this impression, that the spirit/soul enters at conception?
Look at it logically, and tell me, can a human body have life without a human spirit in it? If you study the human spirit, you will know that when a human spirit leaves it's body, it can do nothing but what it's automated systems perform on a daily basis, breathing, heart beat, digestion, etc. It cannot move it's extrmeities, open it's eyes, talk, etc...
Think about it carefully.
It's spooky to think that a body could do all these things on it's own, like with breathing and digestion. What things would it do each day??? It cannot make decisions. We can program a robot to do certain specific tasks, but it cannot think and make random decisions.. It can respond to certain things, but cannot make any initial decisions, without any external programming, and never will be able to. This thought is equally spooky. because it never will happen, just as a human body, without it's spirit, will never get up and walk on it's own, but will lay motionless until it physically dies..
2) What difference does it make when the spirit/soul enters the body?
It makes all the difference, because one is saying to God, you created this life for this spirit, but I don't think it was such a good idea for this spirit to come down at this time into this embryo, considering our financial or other verious unfavorable circumstances...
Trying to show that these spirits want to come to earth, regardless of their circumstances, if it were not so, then this person I know would have long since taken his own life.. We don't have the right to interfere with another's choice to end his/her life...
If someone had taken my life in the womb, I would no doubt be born to another set of parents, but the point is that we don't have the right to say which spirits will be born and which will not...
This is strictly a decision that is not ours to make and if we don't respect that we will suffer the consequences if we willingly rebel against this law...