Temptation in Garden about Procreation?

[MissBrattified]

Originally Posted by RandyWayne

I have no idea -I am sure not viable offspring. But it doesn't take much to get the dividing process started in a human egg, even though it may not live more then a few divisions in.

Randy...a snake can't get a woman pregnant--even inside a lab. Even if the cells divide for a little bit, (I'd like to see data on that if you have a source) implantation would never occur, meaning pregnancy would never occur. Fertilization and pregnancy aren't interchangeable terms.

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by MissBrattified

Randy...a snake can't get a woman pregnant--even inside a lab. Even if the cells divide for a little bit, (I'd like to see data on that if you have a source) implantation would never occur, meaning pregnancy would never occur. Fertilization and pregnancy aren't interchangeable terms.

I thought he was talking about the "one-eyed" snake that's outside of the lab. Kinda like Troy.

[RandyWayne]

Originally Posted by MissBrattified

Randy...a snake can't get a woman pregnant--even inside a lab. Even if the cells divide for a little bit, (I'd like to see data on that if you have a source) implantation would never occur, meaning pregnancy would never occur. Fertilization and pregnancy aren't interchangeable terms.

So you DON'T believe in the doctrine of "A person is a person at the moment of conception".

LOL

And no, I do not believe this was ever done with a snake, although there are reports throughout the world where it was attempted with various primates (if you believe humanist channels like TLC and Discovery).

[MissBrattified]

Originally Posted by RandyWayne

So you DON'T believe in the doctrine of "A person is a person at the moment of conception".

LOL

I believe life is created at the moment of conception. That isn't the same thing as producing a pregnancy.

*Attempted* would probably be a key word here....

[RandyWayne]

Originally Posted by MissBrattified

I believe life is created at the moment of conception. That isn't the same thing as producing a pregnancy.

*Attempted* would probably be a key word here....

The cell (egg) is actually 'alive' before conception in a manner of speaking. The sperm even more so if that makes sense. But then again, it doesn't require a sperm to make a viable offspring -just the nucleus of another cell. Think "Dolly the Sheep".

There are all sorts of proposed "Chimera" projects in the planning stages of which nearly all rules of ethics keep from happening (but ARE if all the leaks are to be believed).

[Sneekee]

Originally Posted by RandyWayne

So you DON'T believe in the doctrine of "A person is a person at the moment of conception".

LOL

And no, I do not believe this was ever done with a snake, although there are reports throughout the world where it was attempted with various primates (if you believe humanist channels like TLC and Discovery).

[RandyWayne]

I hear that the latex tasted funny.