Plain Facts for Old And Young
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" Alone, neither of these elements can become anything more than it already is;but the instant that the two elements come in contact, fecundation takesplace, and the individual life begins. From that moment until maturityis reached, years subsequently, the whole process is only one ofdevelopment. Nothing absolutely new is added at any subsequent moment. In view of these facts, it is evident that at the very instant ofconception the embryonic human being possesses all the right to lifeit ever ca...n possess. It is just as much an individual, a distinct humanbeing, possessed of soul and body, as it ever is, though in a veryimmature form. That conception may take place during the reproductiveact cannot be denied. If, then, means are employed with a view to preventconception immediately after the accomplishment of the act, or at anysubsequent time, if successful, it would be by destroying the delicateproduct of the conception which had already occurred, and which, asbefore observed, is as truly a distinct individual as it can everbecome--certainly as independent as at any time previous to birth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Alone, neither of these elements can become anything more than it already is;but the instant that the two elements come in contact, fecundation takesplace, and the individual life begins. From that moment until maturityis reached, years subsequently, the whole process is only one ofdevelopment. Nothing absolutely new is added at any subsequent moment. In view of these facts, it is evident that at the very instant ofconception the embryonic human being possesses all the right to lifeit ever ca...n possess. It is just as much an individual, a distinct humanbeing, possessed of soul and body, as it ever is, though in a veryimmature form. That conception may take place during the reproductiveact cannot be denied. If, then, means are employed with a view to preventconception immediately after the accomplishment of the act, or at anysubsequent time, if successful, it would be by destroying the delicateproduct of the conception which had already occurred, and which, asbefore observed, is as truly a distinct individual as it can everbecome--certainly as independent as at any time previous to birth.
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