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According to some sources and divine revelation abortion crimes are related to Original Sin. This is why:
a) In some parts of the world, such as Muslim countries, some types of fruit are used to cause abortion according to John Riddle “Eve’s Herbs, a history of contraception and abortion in the west”. Here are some of the fruits which are mentioned as abortifacient birth control: figs, dates and pomegranate (meaning seeded apple) which also feature heavily in the Song of Solomon, the polygamist.
b) Forbidden fruit could also refer to the fruit of the womb or fetus. According to Gaucher St. Marthe in Paedotrophia (The Art of Child Rearing) the fetus was the forbidden fruit of Eden. The unborn child is also called morula meaning mulberry fruit.
Paedotrophia, Gaucher de Sainte Marthe (Renaissance poet)
“Forbear the tempting fruit (fetus) of yonder tree; tis knowledge called will pain and woe produce, and death is mingled with the fatal juice.”
books.google.co.uk/books?id=geTnAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA132&lpg=PA132&dq=Latin+poetry+%2Bfetus&source=bl&ots=KUQIbI0cRo&sig=1Q_Gngf3GBUD5HmqtMY8xxpTKJs&hl=en&ei=G8CuSvjDMpPajQfimdTvBw&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=3#v=onepage&q&f=false
a) In some parts of the world, such as Muslim countries, some types of fruit are used to cause abortion according to John Riddle “Eve’s Herbs, a history of contraception and abortion in the west”. Here are some of the fruits which are mentioned as abortifacient birth control: figs, dates and pomegranate (meaning seeded apple) which also feature heavily in the Song of Solomon, the polygamist.
b) Forbidden fruit could also refer to the fruit of the womb or fetus. According to Gaucher St. Marthe in Paedotrophia (The Art of Child Rearing) the fetus was the forbidden fruit of Eden. The unborn child is also called morula meaning mulberry fruit.
Paedotrophia, Gaucher de Sainte Marthe (Renaissance poet)
“Forbear the tempting fruit (fetus) of yonder tree; tis knowledge called will pain and woe produce, and death is mingled with the fatal juice.”
books.google.co.uk/books?id=geTnAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA132&lpg=PA132&dq=Latin+poetry+%2Bfetus&source=bl&ots=KUQIbI0cRo&sig=1Q_Gngf3GBUD5HmqtMY8xxpTKJs&hl=en&ei=G8CuSvjDMpPajQfimdTvBw&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=3#v=onepage&q&f=false