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Embryo Research: some Christian Perspectives
The Mission and Public Affairs Council
The Mission and Public Affairs Council
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"That this Synod, believing that children are a gift from God in creation and that the welfare of any child created by third party donation of eggs or sperm is of overriding importance, including the need of the child for a father: a. affirm marriage as the ideal context for the procreation and rearing of children; b. note the ethical considerations of gamete donation contained in Personal Origins; c. believe that treatment should normally be given to women only during years when, under normal circumstances, they might conceive; and, d. welcome the decision of the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority to phase out payments for donors."
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