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Curious what you all think about the spiritual implications of this.www.msn.com/en-us/health/healthtrending/frozen-embryo-conceived-the-year-after-her-mother-was-born/ar-BBH2jRx?li=AA5LBhu&ocid=ientp

According to what I learned on Actscelerate, her soul has been waiting for an extra 25 years to be put inside her.

I bet the donor was a Mormon.

Frozen

Guess timing must not be important to God.

Ethically, this is a troublesome issue. I consider it commendable to give the baby a place to grow. But if this created a market for freezing embryos, that might be a bad thing. Doctors who discard them might freeze them if there is a market for them

Thanks for your responses... I think.My questions on this are along the lines of... if God creates all life, how does this fit that? What does the church or the bible say about this? Is it ok to keep what most in our tradition view as human beings with rights on ice for 25 years? If not donated for another's use, are the other embryos destroyed? Is that murder in the same way so many view abortion as murder? You joked about the soul but when

They can keep people alive during an operation on a heart lung machine. How does that fit into God creating life

They can keep people alive during an operation on a heart lung machine. How does that fit into God creating life? I'm not trying to be difficult. The tone of your response feels a bit like you think I am. I am asking because I don't understand and I want to. To me, IVF and donated frozen embryos are about creating life. A ventilator is about sustaining an existing life. I see a difference. Whether or not sustaining a life is appropriate or is man playing God is a discussion for another thread.But again... what I am asking is from a biblical standpoint, how does this fit

They can keep people alive during an operation on a heart lung machine. How does that fit into God creating life? I'm not trying to be difficult. The tone of your response feels a bit like you think I am. I am asking because I don't understand and I want to. To me, IVF and donated frozen embryos are about creating life. A ventilator is about sustaining an existing life. I see a difference. Whether or not sustaining a life is appropriate or is man playing God is a discussion for another thread.But again... what I am asking is from a biblical standpoint, how does this fit?