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Basic Questions on Sexuality and Reproductive Technology is unavailable, but you can change that!

Questions surrounding the issues of sexuality, reproduction, and infertility are some of the most personal and emotionally difficult and emotionally difficult questions that couples face. A bewildering array of modern technologies, however, challenges our most deeply held traditions concerning childbearing and parenting. Some of the questions answered in this work include "Is it okay for me to...

on the basis of the health of another cell. The earliest cells are believed to be “totipotential.” That is, each cell can generate all the tissues necessary for a baby’s development. No genetic material is added after the moment of fertilization. Each individual, from the moment of fertilization represents an individual of tremendous worth, created in the image of God. The psalmist describes God’s creation of a child: “You wove me in my mother’s womb” (Ps. 139:13). God views the embryo with the utmost
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