Irvine511
Blue Crack Supplier
80sU2isBest said:
I don't know why there is a dinstinction between "human life" and "human person", so I'm not really sure if I beleive it. As I said, one of the definitions of "person" is "a living human". That may not be how the medical world defines it, however, so I just don't know.
But it makes no difference to me, because the way I see it, a "human life" is a "human that's living", and therefore abortion is murder.
you might not make a distinction between "human life" and "a human person," but the website does.
i also think the semantical distinction i am getting at is that something might be "human" -- an adjective -- but it is not necessarily "a human" -- a noun, thus a subject, something independent -- and that these distinctions might be helpful for us to understand the science a bit better.