E EIF5A Guest Jan 6, 2017 #1 Is the harvesting of tissues morally permissible if the fetus did not result from elective abortion but through natural miscarriage?
Is the harvesting of tissues morally permissible if the fetus did not result from elective abortion but through natural miscarriage?
1 1ke Guest Jan 6, 2017 #2 This would be a form of organ donation or donating a body to science. The Church does teach that we can do this, within limit. If the parents give consent, in general it is not morally problematic.
This would be a form of organ donation or donating a body to science. The Church does teach that we can do this, within limit. If the parents give consent, in general it is not morally problematic.
E EIF5A Guest Jan 6, 2017 #3 1ke said: This would be a form of organ donation or donating a body to science. The Church does teach that we can do this, within limit. If the parents give consent, in general it is not morally problematic. Click to expand... Ah OK thank you. I’ve been arguing with someone about use of fetal tissues in research. (Dear God, please let PP get defunded.)
1ke said: This would be a form of organ donation or donating a body to science. The Church does teach that we can do this, within limit. If the parents give consent, in general it is not morally problematic. Click to expand... Ah OK thank you. I’ve been arguing with someone about use of fetal tissues in research. (Dear God, please let PP get defunded.)
