Publisher's Synopsis
Using the human person as a spacemen for scientific experiments gives a question mark on the thoughts about man and his dignity. If God has plans for every human being, even before he was conceived, it then springs up the argument of why children are killed unborn in order to save an already existing life or in order to scientifically produce other children? This is an aged-long problem in the sphere of scientific growth in the world, but it is a topic that affects the human person no matter in what we believe in. It does not affect Christians alone nor does it negate the atheists. The respect to life is an obligation to all living being, though the Christians for ages have championed the cause through prolife activities. This work is a call to put heads together and fight in defence of the dignity of man.
