Stem Cell Research
Scientists can now destroy embryos with federal funds, in the name of research.
Does this weaken the prolife side of the debate? Especially since this was done (according to President Obama), to "restore scientific integrity to government decision-making".
Georgia has introduced legislation to try and protect embryos - defining them as people and prohibiting their destruction, and this would seem to be one defense, assuming it becomes enacted.
Will the prolife proponents shore up their defenses more in some way to protect embryos?
Does this weaken the prolife side of the debate? Especially since this was done (according to President Obama), to "restore scientific integrity to government decision-making".
Georgia has introduced legislation to try and protect embryos - defining them as people and prohibiting their destruction, and this would seem to be one defense, assuming it becomes enacted.
Will the prolife proponents shore up their defenses more in some way to protect embryos?