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[Genetic foundation of the beginning of human life].
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Journal of Assisted Reproduction and Genetics, 1995
The beginning of human life is seen differently by different individuals, groups, cultures, and religions. Embryonic and fetal life are a continuum, within which are time sequences and points--birth of a newborn, viability, neuromaturation, implantation, and conception--that may be declared as the beginning of human life.
F K, Beller, G P, Zlatnik
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The beginning of human life is seen differently by different individuals, groups, cultures, and religions. Embryonic and fetal life are a continuum, within which are time sequences and points--birth of a newborn, viability, neuromaturation, implantation, and conception--that may be declared as the beginning of human life.
F K, Beller, G P, Zlatnik
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The beginning of individual human life
Daedalus, 2008individual human being begin? At what stage of its development does a human organism become entitled to the moral status and legal protection that we give to the life of a human adult? Is it at conception, at birth, or somewhere between the two? The three alternatives–at conception, at birth, or between–do not in fact exhaust the possibilities.
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Aquinas on the Beginning and End of Human Life
Choice Reviews Online, 2013In contemporary discussions of abortion, both sides argue well-worn positions, particularly concerning the question, When does human life begin? Though often invoked by the Catholic Church for support, Thomas Aquinas in fact held that human life begins after conception, not at the moment of union.
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Legal Aspects of the Beginning of Human Life
1994The claim of this paper to be international is modest. It considers legal aspects of the beginning of human life in the context only of the English Common Law tradition, as opposed to that, for instance, of the Civil Law tradition of continental Europe, and approaches the Common Law through the legal experiences of the United States, Canada, and ...
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Abortion and the Beginning and End of Human Life
Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics, 2006How can the abortion issue be resolved? Many believe that the issue can be resolved if, and only if, we can determine when human life begins. Those opposed to abortion choice typically say that human life begins at conception. Many who favor abortion choice say that we will never know when human life begins.
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