#29 – “No one can prove when life begins!”

The pro-choice mob claims that it’s okay to kill the unborn because no one can prove when life begins. The interesting thing is, abortion defenders seem to be the only people left on earth who are still confused about when life begins.

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Like how the pro-choice side claims that it’s okay to kill the unborn because no one can prove when life begins. The interesting thing is, abortion defenders seem to be the only people left on earth who are still confused about when life begins.



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The pro-choice mob claims that it’s okay to kill the unborn because no one can prove when life begins.  It’s like the jury in a capital murder trial saying, “We don’t really know if the defendant is guilty or not, so it’s okay to just go ahead and execute him.” 

The interesting thing is, abortion defenders seem to be the only people left on earth who are still confused about when life begins.  Medical science proved decades ago that when a male’s twenty-three chromosomes combine with a female’s twenty-three chromosomes, the life of a new and unique human being has begun.  And anyone capable of rational thought would agree that, before they can be executed, the abortion lobby has a duty to prove that the science is wrong and that the unborn are just the worthless clumps of cells they are accused of being. 

  

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