how does life come into the foetus inside mother's womb and how it gets out from human body during death?
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First of all, Abortion is define as: the expulsion of an embryo or a fetus that is not normally able to live outside the womb. Spontaneous abortion or miscarriage may result from human imperfection or from an accident. Deliberately induced abortion simply to avoid the birth of an unwanted child is the willful taking of human life.\n\nHow should the Source of human life affect our view of this matter?\n\nActs 17:28: “By him [God] we have life and move and exist.”\n\nPs. 36:9: “With you [Jehovah God] is the source of life.”\n\nRom. 14:12: “Each of us will render an account for himself to God.”\nTherefore,  the Jehovah God view the life of a child as precious even during the very early stages of development after conception.\nPs. 139:13-16: “You [Jehovah] kept me screened off in the belly of my mother. . . . Your eyes saw even the embryo of me, and in your book all its parts were down in writing.”\n\nHas God ever stated that a person would be called to account for injury to an unborn child?\nEx. 21:22, 23: “In case men should struggle with each other and they really hurt a pregnant woman and her children do come out but no fatal accident occurs, he is to have damages imposed upon him without fail according to what the owner of the woman may lay upon him; and he must give it through the justices. But if a fatal accident should occur, then you must give soul for soul.” (Some translations make it appear that in this law to Israel the crucial matter was what happened to the mother, not to the fetus. The original Hebrew text, however, refers to a fatal accident to either mother or child.)\n\nHow serious is the willful taking of a human life for a reason not authorized by God?\nGen. 9:6: “Anyone shedding man’s blood, by man will his own blood be shed, for in God’s image he made man.”\n\n1 John 3:15: “No manslayer has everlasting life remaining in him.”\n\nEx. 20:13: “You must not murder.”\n\nDoes a doctor’s opinion that allowing a pregnancy to go full term would be harmful to the health of the mother justify an abortion?\nMedical opinions are sometimes wrong. Would it be right to kill a fellow human because that one might harm his fellowman? If at the time of childbirth a choice must be made between the life of the mother and that of the child, it is up to the individuals concerned to make that choice. However, advances in medical procedures in many lands have made this situation very rare.\nIf we personally are to receive that kind of love and respect, we also have to apply Bible standards in our attitude toward the members of our family. How does the Bible say that we should view the children that we produce? (Ps. 127:3; contrast Isaiah 49:15.)’\n\nPs. 127 reads: "Look! Sons are an inheritance from Jehovah; The fruitage of the belly is a reward."\n\nIsaiah 49:15 reads: "Can a wife forget her suckling so that she should not pity the son of her belly? Even these women can forget, yet I myself shall not forget you."
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I read an article about this recently. It's called fetus-in-fetu, and it happens only about once in 500,000 births.\n\nAn infant girl in Pakistan recently had an operation to remove two fetuses that had grown inside of her while she was in her mother's womb. I think that she died the next day.\n\nThere is an article about it below. It sounds pretty horrific.
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They don't, the baby's lungs do net even develop fully nor are inflated until birth. The baby is encased in the uterus in amniotic fluid. The feotus is connected to the mother through the umbilical cord and both their respiratory and circulatory system are connected through a thin layer of membrane. This facilitates exchanges in nutrients, oxygen as well as carry away excretement and carbon dioxide via the mother. The first true breath a baby takes is at the moment of birth.
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The main reason is that when the fetus is in utero his or her lungs are filled with amniotic fluid, when the baby passes through the birth canal his lungs are comprised and most of the liquid gets out but at the same time the lungs get completely collapsed.\nThe baby's brain doesn't need to breath ambient air while the umbilical cord is still intact because it is transferring oxygen from the mother to the baby but once its cut the baby's brain starts to get less oxygen and activates the respiratory centers which make the baby take a deep breath.\nBut since the lungs are collapsed he will need to do an extreme effort to expand the lungs so he will need to use all the muscles in his chest, this effort his huge and this is the reason of the cry its not as much of a pain cry as it is a yell of strength (like the ones you can hear sometimes from athletes)\nActually the first one is the hardest breath you'll ever take in your life, once the lugs expand breathing will be so easy that you´ll even forget that you are doing it.
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Haha, a fetus doesn't go to Heaven if it's aborted--fetuses lack souls!  That is why abortion isn't a bad thing.  Well, also the fact that abortion helps to conserve the environment, as too many people being born will eventually kill those of us already here as our resources are depleted......
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"The umbilical cord is the life-line that attaches the placenta to the fetus. The umbilical cord is made up of three blood vessels: two smaller arteries which carry blood to the placenta and a larger vein which returns blood to the fetus."\n\nSince the umbilical cord only houses arteries, it wouldn't look like much on the inside.  \nIn fact, surgeons often operate through the belly button to minimize scaring for the patient...so it can't be complicated behind it...I assume it's just a scar there, and once the arteries were no long needed, they emptied and that was all.
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I don't know as for pigs specifically but the circulatory systems of most mammals should be broadly similar - there will merely be small differences in the structure of the haemoglobin between individual species. The main differences between foetal and normal circulatory systems have to do with the placental route, as the position of the components of the vascular system will be the same as postnatal. The placenta is the organ which allows oxygen from the mother's blood to pass through into the foetal blood, and waste products such as CO2 to pass from the foetal blood back into the mother's blood. It has a good blood supply and is attached to the uterine wall. It will come out as afterbirth at the end of labour. \n\nSo, when the mother's blood flows into the placenta it is oxygenated. The maternal and foetal blood does not mix but comes into contact on either side of a thin membrane which is oxygen permeable. The only way that the foetus is able to grab the oxygen from the maternal blood is because it has a special kind of haemolglobin, foetal haemoglobin (HbF) with a higher affinity for oxygen than adult haemoglobin (you might see some oxygen dissociation curves on this - the normal line should be shifted to the left). It also has a lower affinity for CO2. Therefore the HgF is able to 'grab' oxygen and release CO2 to the maternal HgA (adult).\n\nOnce the HgF has become oxygenated in the placenta it travels through the umbilical cord (which has two separate blood vessels, one from foetus to placenta, and one from placenta to foetus) and into the foetal blood stream. The main difference once inside the foetus itself is that when the blood travels through the heart it goes through a hole between the right atrium and left atrium called the foramen ovale and (mostly) does not pass through the ventricles. This hole mostly closes up just before birth (ie in the last few weeks of pregnancy) but in some babies this process is incomplete, leading hole-in-the-heart syndrome. This hole only occurs because the greater pressure caused by pumping through the ventricles is not needed in the smaller body of the foetus. Apart from that, the rest of the foetal circulatory system is pretty much the same as the adult, just smaller (obviously).\n\nAfter birth, the gene coding for HgF will be switched off and the instead HgA will be produced, allowing for the new demands of respirating autonomously.\n\nI did a quick search to see if there was a useful website to help you. I cite this below. It has some nice diagrams.
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During pregnancy, the fetus inside the womb undergoes constant change in formation before finally being born.  All fetuses start off female, and require an extra hormone (XY chromosome) to start forming into a male.  So the nipples form before the male hormones are sent to the fetus.\n\nThere is one point in pregnancy where the fetus resembles a fish-like stage.  This is why humans have webbing in fingers and toes.  Crazy stuff, huh?
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You are clearly not looking for answers. You are simply trying to troll the message board trying to find support for your own viewpoint. Look at your question. It is not a question. It is an opinion. what makes you think your opinion is more valuable than somebody else's?\n\nIf you stick with science, then no a fertilized egg is not a human being. After 8 weeks the fertilized egg has grown into a fetus and at that point it has all the required organs. So your religion tells you its a baby and you make a law barring everyone else from having the freedom. What if someone from a different religion believes it is ok to have abortion? Won't you be imposing your religious beliefs on that person?\n\nAnd if you want to talk of life, why does life begin at conception? The individual cells, sperm and oum, are already alive. every cell in your body is alive. So how do you deal with that fact? If you use contraceptives you are killing those cells. Isn't that murder?
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in a hysterectomy, the uterus is removed...what a lot of people don't know is that whatever sperm doesn't make it to the fellopian tube to catch an egg is actually absorbed into the body and broken down. the sperm is so microscopic that it actually permeates the walls of the vagina and wanders into viscera.
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The Soul moves in and out of the fetus right up until birth. After birth it is locked into the idea of the body until the gentle touch of death frees it from the idea of bondage to the physical.\n\nThis is a moment of great joy to the soul.\n\nLove and blessings Don
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If you are asking when it begins to show life functions, that would be the second the egg is fertilized because that is when it begins constructing itself. If you are asking when it becomes conscious, then there is not a definitive answer. If you are asking when it's "soul" enters it, then please realize that this is a metaphysics question and would be better asked in the Religion section of this website.
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i love loaded questions like this one... gets people thinking.... the fetus IS a person.  fetus and embryo are Latin words meaning young one and little one ... translation... BABY!  18 days after conception the heart begins beating... and if you ask me, if it has a beating heart it must be a life.  many people would be outraged if they saw someone cut dog or a cat into little pieces, yet those same people will deny that it is a baby even though the thing the abortionist removes has facial features, fingers and toes.  Good question.  if you would like more info on this topic please feel free to email me or contact me on messenger.
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This is a highly loaded question.  At least you are up front about your intentions.\n\nThe beginning of life is subjective. Not all species follow the same rules.\n\nTake for example a jellyfish. When a jellyfish releases spermatozoa and eggs, these combine to form a planula. This is technically a living cluster of cells. It has no nervous system, no perception, no way to feed, or direct its movement. As it drifts through the water it develops further and has rudimentery chemical senes that will ultimately tell it where to settle and begin its next phase of life.\n\nA mammal is a cluster of cells a few days after conception. These are undifferentited stem cells. They have not yet begun to differentiate. An embryonic dog looks like an enbryonic whale at this stage. It is very fragile and any number of problems will cause it to self terminate and stop growing. It cannot survive without its host, and has no brain or nervous system to be conscious or self aware.  In the case of humans, whose gestation is about 42 weeks, at about week 12, the fetus now has a rudimentery circulatory system and a beating heart. This system now is responsible for delivery nutrients provided by the host (mom) and removing waste products. Any earlier and the fetus/embryo is  in early development. In many cases if you were showed any mammal at the same stage you could not tell a mouse from a dog from a human at 4, 6, or 8 weeks. Even an embryonic fish at 2 weeks looks like a human at 3 weeks. If you had to put a date on this type of question, then 12 weeks seems reasonable. Another perspective is when a fetus could survive outside the uterus, which is about 26 to 30 weeks. In some cases slightly earlier. The nervous system begins development around week 10 to 14 and for all purposes is not finished until about 2.5 years of age. The brain and spinal chord are not cohesive until about 16 t 20 weeks and there are no sensory systems or pain receptors until closer to 30 weeks. Even at birth, newbornes are only semi conscious as their brains interpret the new environment.\nIn short, you cannot accurately and faily put a number on this. Esecially when it comes to a womans right to dictate how her bidy is used. Pregnancy is much like a parasitic infection. Forcing a mother to be a host to this is as cruel as terminating a pregnancy. Prevention is far better and education and access to reliable methods and information should be everyones goals. But you cannot expect the number of pregnancy terinations to go down if you do not educate kids about sex and provide confidential access to birth control.
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Abortion - This is debatable, but I don't believe the fetus has what can truly be considered consciousness. I don't think it has any concept of life, and does not care, or even have the ability to care, whether or not it lives. And ending its life before it is born may very well be better for it than the life it might end up living, especially considering that if the woman is having an abortion, she doesn't want the kid.\n\nGay Marriage - Because IT IS NOT HURTING ANYONE, IN ANY WAY! It's that simple.
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Yes. You do understand how women get pregnant, don't you? It's about a sperm and an egg. That's all. It's not how you do it, when you do it, where you do it. It's just about a SINGLE, SOLITARY, swimming sperm cell that travels up the birth canal, past the cervix, and into the uterus, where it penetrates the outer cell wall of a SINGLE, SOLITARY egg. It doesn't matter HOW it gets there. And there are millions upon millions of sperm cells in every ejaculation.