Good News: Fertilized Embryos Are Human Lives, Says Alabama, by Emmy Griffin

In vitro fertilization is a sensitive subject. It is hotly disputed even amongst conservatives. On the one hand, many believe it is an excellent way to help struggling couples conceive a much-desired child. On the other hand, IVF has a very dark side that traffics in the buying and selling of these young souls, particularly through the practice of surrogacy.

This humble publication tends to lean more toward the perspective that IVF, for all its promises to help families that are struggling with infertility, is a practice that has more cons than pros. This is particularly true when one considers that fertility doctors often extract and fertilize a plethora of eggs, but couples only use the “most viable” ones, leaving the rest either on ice or to be destroyed. If one believes that life begins at conception/fertilization, then the destruction of these lives is murder. ….