Deb, addressing your message, let me the devil's advocate and get into
dangerous waters.  Is a zygote a human being?  Doesn't the answer depend
on a definition of human being?  Do you think the answers are outside the
realm of science and evidentiary method?  Or, as Voltaire and Jefferson
would argue, is science a resource for a teleological view that enters
non-scientific areas which may or may not contend with the traditional, in
this country, scriptural resource.  Thoughts? 

Make it a good day.

                                                       --Louis--


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