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Can the moment of conception really define when personhood begins? Join us on the Psych and Theo podcast as we, alongside our insightful guest Tim, tackle this profound question that sits at the heart of the abortion debate. We challenge the traditional thresholds of birth and viability, arguing for a consistent view of personhood that starts right at conception. This episode digs deep into the scientific and philosophical dimensions of this issue, questioning whether advancements in technology should influence our definition of personhood and how these views shape the broader discourse on abortion rights.

As we navigate this complex terrain, we confront the moral implications of conception and its potential exceptions, like twinning. Using engaging analogies and examining the controversial ideas of philosopher Peter Singer, we consider whether developmental milestones or rational capacities should determine personhood. The conversation further explores the significance of recognizing a fetus as a separate biological entity, shedding light on how our understanding of personhood impacts ethical considerations around unwanted pregnancies, disabilities, and the heartbreaking cases of rape or incest.

Stories have the power to bridge the gap between abstract concepts and our lived experiences, and we harness this power by sharing moving testimonies from individuals who have survived abortion or faced difficult beginnings. These narratives, coupled with biblical arguments, aim to resonate emotionally and intellectually, inviting listeners to engage with this critical issue. We conclude by hinting at our upcoming exploration of the intersection between abortion and mental health, promising another thought-provoking discussion that you won't want to miss.

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