A few questions regarding abortion from the non-religious point of view [s] and away from meddling Christians [/s].
For humans, when does biological life begin?
I would say at least when the zygote begins division, however, I have no issue with at fertilisation.
For humans, is there a distinction from the human organism per se and the status of human being?
I would say yes, in a technical sense, as a both a zygote and corpse are "human" without obtaining personhood which I believe "human being" is intended to convey.
When is a human a human?
I would say at fertilization given the conjoining of two gametes.
When is a human a human being, i.e. a person?
I would say likely within the second trimester but not before one the basis of neural development.
When do person obtain rights?
I would agree that the foetus has a general right to life starting in the second trimester.
For humans, when does biological life begin?
I would say at least when the zygote begins division, however, I have no issue with at fertilisation.
For humans, is there a distinction from the human organism per se and the status of human being?
I would say yes, in a technical sense, as a both a zygote and corpse are "human" without obtaining personhood which I believe "human being" is intended to convey.
When is a human a human?
I would say at fertilization given the conjoining of two gametes.
When is a human a human being, i.e. a person?
I would say likely within the second trimester but not before one the basis of neural development.
When do person obtain rights?
I would agree that the foetus has a general right to life starting in the second trimester.
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