Time for some Change we can believe in,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,YES WE CANbeliever wrote:2010 elections comin' up....Mr. 300 wrote: The dems control every aspect of gov't at the moment. They need to be held responsible for this.
Do sperm cells fit the above definition of life? Do eggs fit the definition of life? They are most certainly alive.CenterBHSFan wrote: Conception: n. 1. act or effect of conceiving; an idea; notion. 2. fertilization; pregnancy. 3. beginning
Life: n. 1. the aggregate of the powers of metabolism, reproduction, mobility, etc. 2. animals and plants collectively. 3. duration of existence. 4. a condition, or course of living, career, station. 5. a biography. 6. animation; vivacity; vigor.
Begin: v.t. & i. 1. take the first step in an action; commence; start. 2. come into existence; arise.
Alive: adj. 1. living; existent. 2. active; animated. 3. open to impressions; susceptible. 4. filled with living things.
hmmm.... I think you are adding your interpretations to the definitions.
Yea, but Obama did it in less than a year in office. He outspent Bush (8 years) by twice as much in an eigth of the time.ptown_trojans_1 wrote: Hasn't the budget increased for every President? I mean wasn't Bush the highest before this?
Plants live. Cells live. Animals live. I can kill the aformentioned and it not be murder. Lets talk human beings.BCSbunk wrote:Do sperm cells fit the above definition of life? Do eggs fit the definition of life? They are most certainly alive.CenterBHSFan wrote: Conception: n. 1. act or effect of conceiving; an idea; notion. 2. fertilization; pregnancy. 3. beginning
Life: n. 1. the aggregate of the powers of metabolism, reproduction, mobility, etc. 2. animals and plants collectively. 3. duration of existence. 4. a condition, or course of living, career, station. 5. a biography. 6. animation; vivacity; vigor.
Begin: v.t. & i. 1. take the first step in an action; commence; start. 2. come into existence; arise.
Alive: adj. 1. living; existent. 2. active; animated. 3. open to impressions; susceptible. 4. filled with living things.
hmmm.... I think you are adding your interpretations to the definitions.
I do not think it is a false dichotomy to suggest there is life and death and no inbetween either something is living or it is not.
Conception is exactly what the definition states. There is life before conception. Do you disagree? Sperm cells are not alive or living? Eggs are not alive or living?
