[So are you going to hold a funeral for every miscarraige? Don't forget about the eggs that are fertilized but fail to implant.]

Now we're just going to the extreme. Doesn't the body have a way of taking care of some cases like that. In others then I see nothing wrong with burying the body of the child.

[The embryo was never "taken out". They're grown in petri dishes. If they're not used in research, they get incinerated. What do you think is better?

It won't be a potential anything - not all of the embyos get adopted.]

It was taken out, taken out of it's mothers body. Even so it is still a child that has been sentenced to death by having been taken out. Now there is nothing that can be done except show at least a little respect and prevent any additional death sentences. I think there was some thread earlier that said they have found a way to get stem cells without harming a baby. So long as it really doesn't do any harm and that they don't remove the child and put it in a petry dish or something like that, why can't we just do that?