QuestioningMind
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The question is not whether a foetus (foitos: "little one" in classical Greek) is "viable"; but whether it is alive.
Science proves that a foetus is alive, from the outset. And how alive ? - as a human being, not as some mythical sort of human acorn.
I completely disagree. Both the sperm cell and the egg were 'alive' prior to joining and no one considers them to be individuals whose life must be protected. The simple fact that both cells have increased their potential to someday become an actual viable human beings still does not make them actual viable human beings. And attempting to claim that a pair of joined cells is somehow equal in value to an actual viable human being is an insult to what an actual viable human being is.
By your silly logic since a sperm cell is 'alive' and has the potential to someday become a living human being then not allowing a sperm cell to reach its potential is the same as murdering a child.