Does the scientific community have a consensus view on when life begins?

i am sorry i was expecting an answer for so long from one of these Christians. but nothing.
i just wanted to cut to the chase. my apologies

 

? ? ? that makes no sense stox. LogicFlux asked for links and I posted the excerpt.

 

I think he mean links to verify claims you are making, Not links to someone else's argument as a way around thinking for yourself, And he certainly didn't mean links to an argument found on a religiously motivated website.

 

try to think before you post.

 

Homebiz, All you done was copy and paste someone else argument from some obscure religious site. it's not illegal to think for yourself you know. If all you can manage to do is claim "fourteen days" and then post tons of crap from a religious website then you are of little use to the discussion. Either start thinking for yourself or stop littering an otherwise interesting thread.

 

It is not very unusual that the offspring starts as part of the mother body. You see examples in reptiles and the fetus could be the way mammals separate a part of their body for reproduction. This seems to be exactly like that. when you cut the cord and after the first breathe it becomes an independent individual human being. we should not look at fetus in the body as an individual because it is not.
in support of this argument i also point out that when we stop breathing we die.
for Christian
the miracle of life starts as the baby takes its first breathe. It is so than you can witness the miracle of life, don't look in the dark for your answers

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I hope some one brings up my question at the church and find me an answer. Be safe
it looks like god is pro choice
for the Christians
if god made humans and made the mother the carrier and provider and the protector of the fetus then who are you to to override god.
waiting for an answer[/QUOTE]

 

Are you lost again?

 

I was hoping for pure scientific links(hopefully like the one cientificoloco posted, so the layperson can understand). Guess I should have been more explicit.