If you are pronounced dead when your heart stops, why aren't you pronounced alive when it starts?
If you are pronounced dead when your heart stops, why aren't you pronounced alive when it starts?
That's a question based on a false premise.
One: you are not, in fact, pronounced dead when your heart stops
Two: if you're making some kind of abortion argument, a fetus cannot be pronounced dead, because it was never alive
Glad I could clear that up for you.
Originally posted by: Kevin Lewis
That's a question based on a false premise.
One: you are not, in fact, pronounced dead when your heart stops
Two: if you're making some kind of abortion argument, a fetus cannot be pronounced dead, because it was never alive
Glad I could clear that up for you.
If a fetus is not alive, as you say, how does it continue to grow, if not aborted, into a child? When your heart stops and can not be revived, you ARE pronounced DEAD.
