In-Vitro Fertilization Research Paper

I really enjoyed his answer about the validity of In-Vitro Fertilization. In class, he said that IVF is something that disengages a male and a female from the sexual act of bring a child into the world, as donor eggs and sperm are joined in a petri dish to create human embryos. This process, besides the fact that the millions of embryos have been destroyed to perfect this process, is not natural. Dr. Moore believes that IVF allows anyone to have children, regardless of their sex, and destroys the tradition of children being brought into the world by two loving parents through sexual intercourse. Childbearing through IVF is not the fruit of the love of a man and a woman; it is something created in a lab for two individuals who desire to have …show more content…
Moore, and I think that his opinion is wise in this day and age. This is not an issue that is easily solved, partially because the Biblical authors never could have dreamed of such a practice being widely available. IVF is something that can help people produce children, but it should not acceptable for Christians because it is not the true picture of love that is described in Genesis 2 between a man and a woman. This is not to say that humans born out of IVF are any less human, because they are fully human, but to underscore the Biblical view of marriage and children. Sex should be the natural way for people to conceive children, and while there are often complications in childbearing, there are many options that Christians should consider as good, if not better, than IVF. Dr. Moore is an expert on addressing the tough questions, and I appreciated his straightforward answers as well as his knowledgeable insight about these tricky subjects. I also enjoyed how his opinions were a good mixture of Biblical Truth and careful insight, and I respect his careful study of these difficult …show more content…
I am the Senior Youth Intern, presiding over High School freshman through seniors. After this summer ends, I will be attending Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary in Wake Forest, North Carolina. I will be moving to North Carolina for the duration of my Masters and Doctorate Degree (Lord willing), and I look forward to seeing what God has in store for my life. This will be a new life experience for me, as I have no family or relatives that currently reside in North Carolina, but I look forward to the opportunity that I will have to spread God’s Kingdom to a place that is completely foreign to me. This summer, please pray for discernment and wisdom for me as I continue to pursue the Lord. Also, I would sincerely appreciate if you would pray about my relationships over the summer, that they would be gratifying to