The Pro-Life movement has never been more important than it is today. As we begin the third millennium, we are confronted with moral and ethical dilemnas spawned from advances in technology that no one believed possible a mere 50 years ago.
Abortion, euthanasia and infanticide are the issues that most people associate with the pro-life movement. But this wave of new technology has brought several other issues to the forefront. Issues such as fetal experimentation, stem-cell research and cloning all make us wonder if advances in medicine are suddenly turning the human race into one giant laboratory experiment.
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The Pro-Life movement has never been more important than it is today. As we begin the third millennium, we are confronted with moral and ethical dilemnas spawned from advances in technology that no one believed possible a mere 50 years ago.
Abortion, euthanasia and infanticide are the issues that most people associate with the pro-life movement. But this wave of new technology has brought several other issues to the forefront. Issues such as fetal experimentation, stem-cell research and cloning all make us wonder if advances in medicine are suddenly turning the human race into one giant laboratory experiment.