I mention extinctions and you talk air and water and bugs? Too many species have gone extinct on this planet entirely due to human activity, and more are now certain to follow. Do you have a strong, science-based assessment of what impact that will have on the ecosphere?
I know no disaster has occurred so far because of some species becoming extinct. IMO if cockroaches and rats became extinct, it would not hurt the ecoshere.
Incorrect. Life begins before conception, since both the sperm and egg are alive. And from the moment of conception, it actually takes some time before there's any blood at all. At the earliest stages -- nothing but undifferentiated cells multiplying. After that, it takes a lot of multiplying and differentiation before anything recognizably like blood is present. So if, as you state "life is in the blood," then the earliest phase of human fetal development is clearly NOT alive. But again, your science knowledge is evident.
Even more reason not to allow abortions. You are right that blood begins in about 3 weeks, but sins the sperm and egg are life, abortions should not be allowed. Your rudeness will not allow you to discuss a subject without an insult. How sad. Your ignorance of genetics is far worse than my ignorance of fetal development.
Actually, you are wrong, and even my 2/3 was low. Including all terminations after conception (before and after implantation in the uterus), the number is closer to 75%! After implantation, when you actually do have a "fetus," the number is 31%.
Not until you provide your source. It is really irrelevant. Killing a fetus is murder.
Well then, we have to assume -- because those miscarriages happen, and we are not causing them ourselves -- that God is a pretty poor planner.
It is amusing that you skeptics try to blame God for anything bad, but nothing that is good. There is no evidence that God caused them. The bad things that happen in the world are the result of man's disobedience to God. Miscarriages are a good thing. They terminate a problem pregnancy that might cause harm to the mother.
I do have my facts straight. I assume you don't acknowledge any history before, oh say 1950? You might try a little research by googling "death in childbirth in history." Pregnancy, in human history, has mostly been a pretty scary time.
I know there were may deaths of children before modern medicine. I just doubt you figures. It really does't matter. That has noting to do with abortion being murder.
But you said -- and this is where this point and the previous one about death in childbirth comes from -- that the child has a "right to both parents." If that is the case, then that right -- by your own statement right here, and by the statistics surrounding death of one parent or another for whatever natural reason -- means that God Himself does not uphold that right. So is it really a "right?"
Right blame God for everything bad, but do not give Him credit for the life you have. How hypocritical.
I take it, then, that everyone who doesn't read the confusion that IS the Bible in the same way that you do is "ignorant" of it? Would that, by chance, include the approximately 38,000 Christian denominations and sects that aren't yours?
I take it you are trying to put words in my mouth. Shame on you.