Oh, I get it quite easily.
You stated that you were against abortion because of what I quoted you as having said earlier regarding conception.
But, for some odd and illogical reason, that same reason about conception doesn't apply for you for in vitro.
It's and inconsistent argument in that case; one that you have yet to explain.
Why does your reason for being against womb abortions not apply to the same exact thing with conception during in vitro?
Okay I will go real slooooooow for you. Since you ADDED to my point I will TRY to help you out. I never said any of what you said. I was never making that point.
And your point about Aliens losing weight on a marshmallow diet doesn't make sense so defend it on here.
Since you seem to be all put out with asking me a question I never made here it is Rufus here is my response.
Because the fertilized egg is a living human, there are some moral implications to consider. Often, couples decide to harvest more eggs than they plan to use, which means that some of the embryos end up being destroyed, or frozen for later use. However, if the couple conceives immediately, they may never need to use the frozen embryos, which would then end up being destroyed. The Bible does not give us permission to destroy innocent human life—this would be murder.
One way to avoid this problem is to only harvest the eggs that the couple plans to implant in the womb. There is, of course, a high risk that at least some of the fertilized eggs will miscarry, but this way it would be a natural expulsion instead of purposeful destruction. This also means that the woman may have to go through additional procedures and expense to have more eggs harvested later on.
Several options are available to address these leftover embryos.An alternative is to generate only the exact number of embryos to be implanted, thus 1-2. This would be safest, although admittedly not cost-effective and more likely not to result in pregnancy The embryos can be thawed and implanted to give them a chance at life, either in the mother’s womb (the best option), or an adoptive mother’s womb.
issues like this are complex and not easily solved in a chat room . But to your point if a fertilized egg is destroyed it is the taking of life so for me i wouldn't go this route.