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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]While I sympathize with those who have experienced miscarriage, to those of us outside the extreme Christian world, a miscarriage is the end of a potential life. It is certainly understandable that affected parents grieve and feel sorrow for the loss of potential life, but it is quite different from experiencing the loss of a child. Writing an obituary for the loss of a non-viable fetus is a logical extension of the "personhood" movement and, as such, it is a political act. Carried to its logical conclusion, we may soon be seeing obituaries for embryos and even fertilized eggs. If you truly believe that a fertilized egg is a human being with full moral and legal rights, there is no reason not to write an obituary or even hold a funeral for Baby Evangelica, stillborn at 7 days gestation, 0.014 inches long and 150 cells of development. [/quote] So it all goes back to access to abortion, abortifacient contraception, and unfettered reproductive technologies. In order to protect one's ability to destroy, obstruct, hinder, end, enhance--to wit, "control" one's reproduction, one must dehumanize the products of conception so completely that no one is allowed to respect the inherent value of life from conception to birth. So true. So logical.[/quote]
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