In the discussion around vaccines tested on fetal cell lines there is what appears to be a small matter of terminology but actually points to a significant difference both ontologically and morally. This is the distinction between cells from a fetal cell line and fetal cells. Fetal cells can often be termed as aborted baby parts, murdered baby organs, or similar. This will examine the ontological …More
In the discussion around vaccines tested on fetal cell lines there is what appears to be a small matter of terminology but actually points to a significant difference both ontologically and morally. This is the distinction between cells from a fetal cell line and fetal cells. Fetal cells can often be termed as aborted baby parts, murdered baby organs, or similar.
This will examine the ontological and moral distinctions, then ask a question about the COVID vaccines’ use of fetal cell lines...
patheos.com
Fetal Cell Lines ≠ Aborted Baby Parts
Fetal Cell Lines ≠ Aborted Baby Parts November 18, 2021 Fr. Matthew P. Schneider, LC In the discussion around vaccines tested on fetal cell lines there is what …
In the discussion around vaccines tested on fetal cell lines there is what appears to be a small matter of terminology but actually points to a significant difference both ontologically and morally. This is the distinction between cells from a fetal cell line and fetal cells. Fetal cells can often be termed as aborted baby parts, murdered baby organs, or similar. This will examine the ontological …More
In the discussion around vaccines tested on fetal cell lines there is what appears to be a small matter of terminology but actually points to a significant difference both ontologically and morally. This is the distinction between cells from a fetal cell line and fetal cells. Fetal cells can often be termed as aborted baby parts, murdered baby organs, or similar.
This will examine the ontological and moral distinctions, then ask a question about the COVID vaccines’ use of fetal cell lines...
