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Fox’s New TV Show, “Almost Family” Very Telling of the State of Our Culture

November 4, 2019 By Kevin Kukla Leave a Comment

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Where contraception users seek to have the pleasure of sex without the consequence of any resulting child, IVF seeks to flip that around. It bypasses the need for sexual intimacy and skips straight to playing god by creating, storing, and then implanting human embryos into women. All because society bought the premise that sex and babies can be separated. Lord, have mercy.

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Filed Under: Bioethics Tagged With: Birth Control, IVF, Natural Law

Is Homologous In Vitro Fertilization Morally Licit?

August 12, 2019 By Kevin Kukla Leave a Comment

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“A true and proper right to a child would be contrary to the child’s dignity and nature. The child is not an object to which one has a right, nor can he be considered as an object of ownership: rather, a child is a gift, “the supreme gift” and the most gratuitous gift of marriage, and is a living testimony of the mutual giving of his parents. For this reason, the child has the right, as already mentioned, to be the fruit of the specific act of the conjugal love of his parents; and he also has the right to be respected as a person from the moment of his conception.”

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Filed Under: Bioethics Tagged With: embryonic stem cell research, Eugenics, IVF, Surrogacy

He Became a Father 7 Years After Death, via Posthumous IVF

March 6, 2019 By Kevin Kukla Leave a Comment

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Is it ethical to create a child as ‘the means for fulfilling the wishes of an adult, in any way possible, and at any cost?’

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Filed Under: Bioethics Tagged With: IVF, Natural Law

Evidence IVF Is Wrong: Same-Sex Couple Carries Same Baby

November 6, 2018 By Kevin Kukla Leave a Comment

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If you support IVF, then I don’t see how you can morally object to what these women did. If you think sex can be separated from the creation of new human life, then what difference does it make how many wombs any resulting children pass through until birth?

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Filed Under: Bioethics Tagged With: adoption, IVF, mothers, naprotechnology, Natural Law

Another Problem with In Vitro Fertilization: Designer Babies

October 29, 2018 By Kevin Kukla Leave a Comment

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Immediately you ought to be waiving a red flag here. To fertilize eggs with sperm outside the confines of the conjugal act is a grave sin. To do so outside of the physical intimacy of sex remains completely unnatural. To do so clearly violates the natural law. Children are not meant to be conceived in sterile labs by technicians in white lab coats. Moreover, children are not commodities to be bought and sold; they are gifts from God.

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Filed Under: Bioethics Tagged With: Catechism, fathers, IVF, mothers

Creating Genetically-Engineered Babies Crosses the Threshold of Moral Permissibility

August 26, 2018 By Kevin Kukla Leave a Comment

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Then-Cardinal Ratzinger goes on to liken this present situation to Genesis 3, following the Fall. God kicks Adam and Eve out of the Garden of Eden, and then He places angels to stand guard to bar the first humans’ reentry. Man was prohibited from eating from the tree that gave immortality, “since,” as Ratzinger explains, “to be immortal in this [fallen] condition would… be perdition.” Scientists “with genetic codes available to them [are] starting to pick from the tree of life and make themselves the lords of life and death, to reassemble life…”

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Filed Under: Bioethics Tagged With: Culture of Death, embryonic stem cell research, Eugenics, IVF, Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI

What Are the Long-Term Health Risks to Females Selling Their Eggs? No One Knows

March 26, 2018 By Kevin Kukla Leave a Comment

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The CBC’s “Fact Sheet” also lists health risks to females selling their eggs, which include the following:

“Risks include Ovarian Hyper Stimulation syndrome (OHSS) due to superovulation, loss of fertility, ovarian torsion, blood clots, kidney disease, premature menopause, ovarian cysts, chronic pelvic pain, stroke, reproductive cancers, and in some cases, death.”

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Filed Under: Bioethics Tagged With: fathers, IVF, mothers, Surrogacy

Don’t Turn Off the Lights: New Study Questions Modern Brain Death Guidelines

September 11, 2017 By Kevin Kukla 1 Comment

The Journal of Medical Ethics article argues that those who are deemed ‘brain dead’ are actually biologically alive. Yet, the medical establishment refuses to acknowledge as much, in part because the organ transplantation industry relies so heavily on the prevailing definition of death.

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Filed Under: Bioethics, End of Life Tagged With: brain death, Culture of Death

What Is a Catholic Pastor? One Who Preaches the Gospel of Life

July 7, 2016 By Kevin Kukla 2 Comments

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Finally, I imagine most every priest and deacon who preaches from the pulpit wants to be well-received. The consolation that comes from a pat on the back after a good sermon feels good. Thus, to broach on subjects that make people squirm in their seats means risking to be disliked.

Pope Saint John Paul II foresaw this and has an exhortation for those facing this human frailty.

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Filed Under: Abortion, Bioethics, Catholic Teaching, Contraception Tagged With: Bible, Birth Control, Euthanasia, Evangelium Vitae, IVF, Pope Saint John Paul II

3 Reasons to Pump the Brakes on Your Excitement Over the Northwestern Study Showing a ‘Spark’ at the Moment of Conception

May 4, 2016 By Kevin Kukla 6 Comments

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Human ingenuity has turned reproductive science into a legalized form of eugenics.

The Northwestern study co-author, Dr. Eve Feinberg is quoted in the university report as admitting as much:

“There are no tools currently available that tell us if it’s a good quality egg… Often we don’t know whether the egg or embryo is truly viable until we see if a pregnancy ensues.

“That’s the reason this is so transformative. If we have the ability up front to see what is a good egg and what’s not, it will help us know which embryo to transfer, avoid a lot of heartache and achieve pregnancy much more quickly.”

Undoubtedly, we have entered into the Brave New World.

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Filed Under: Bioethics Tagged With: Culture of Death, infertility, IVF, mothers, Surrogacy

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