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What is the Unborn? A Case for Biological Humanity from Fertilization

By Clinton Wilcox Aside from the sourced quotations and arguments in this article, it has been heavily influenced by Justice for All. I have written before on how we know the unborn are persons from fertilization. But now I’d like to address how we know the unborn are biological members of our species from fertilization. …

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What science tells us about the unborn

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Editor’s note. This originally ran in two separate issues of the newsletter of Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life earlier this year. Part One will run today, Part Two on Friday. Before deciding how we ought to treat the unborn—a moral question—we must first be clear about what the unborn is. This is a scientific question, …

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