Papageorgio
The Ultimate Winner
WhereThe paper I presented does not mention life beginning at that time. And the written definition tells us that life is a human being, not a developing zygote. We can go round and round, and the definition won't change for you. Only in your head.Did you say "the beginning"? That's what I thought you said. That's not what the definition of "LIfe" says. It says "human being". The beginning is a developing zygote, transforming into a fully developed human being. The definition doesn't talk about a "beginning human being"?.So, when are they considered a fully developed human being, because as far as I know it isn't until the late teens when the human is fully developed. Your definition says nothing about the human being needing to be fully developed to be considered a human being.
A zygote is the beginning of a human being in as many scientist agree.
A zygote is a human being, not a fully developed however it is a human being.
Did you say "the beginning"? That's what I thought you said. That's not what the definition of "LIfe" says. It says "human being". The beginning is a developing zygote, transforming into a fully developed human being. The definition doesn't talk about a "beginning human being"?.So, when are they considered a fully developed human being, because as far as I know it isn't until the late teens when the human is fully developed. Your definition says nothing about the human being needing to be fully developed to be considered a human being.
A zygote is the beginning of a human being in as many scientist agree.
Which a zygote in many scientists world is the beginning of life.
Well I disagree with your view of when life begins, I have science that tells us that life begins within 24 hours of conception.
What scientists world? Can you provide us with the scientific publication from actual scientists who draw that conclusion? And, with their explanations?In the beginning !!!Did you say "the beginning"? That's what I thought you said. That's not what the definition of "LIfe" says. It says "human being". The beginning is a developing zygote, transforming into a fully developed human being. The definition doesn't talk about a "beginning human being"?.Actually I'm not. I stated the definition of "Life" in the dictionary. "The existence of a human being". A zygote is not a fully developed human being.
So, when are they considered a fully developed human being, because as far as I know it isn't until the late teens when the human is fully developed. Your definition says nothing about the human being needing to be fully developed to be considered a human being.
A zygote is the beginning of a human being in as many scientist agree.
A zygote is a human being, not a fully developed however it is a human being.
Did you say "the beginning"? That's what I thought you said. That's not what the definition of "LIfe" says. It says "human being". The beginning is a developing zygote, transforming into a fully developed human being. The definition doesn't talk about a "beginning human being"?.Actually I'm not. I stated the definition of "Life" in the dictionary. "The existence of a human being". A zygote is not a fully developed human being.
So, when are they considered a fully developed human being, because as far as I know it isn't until the late teens when the human is fully developed. Your definition says nothing about the human being needing to be fully developed to be considered a human being.
A zygote is the beginning of a human being in as many scientist agree.
Which a zygote in many scientists world is the beginning of life.
I agree.
When Human Life Begins
Life Begins at Fertilization with the Embryo's Conception
When Do Human Beings Begin?
Now you can spin it all and we are back to name calling.