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No, if you're talking about only fertilizing one egg and implementing it, I don't see any problem. It's even more natural than implementing a bunch. :-))

Thanks for your reply!!! You mean aborting one of them? Or implementing only one fertilized egg?

Thank you for your reply! I must say I agree with you! My question is that a technician is selecting one sperm and one egg to put together, creating a certain child. If he chose another sperm it would create an entirely different child. Even if he doesn't know what that child will be, isn't it...

Hello guys, I have a question! What are your thoughts on the ethics of ICSI/IVF? For those of you who don't know, icsi/ivf is the process of selecting a single sperm and injecting it in the egg. Now I am not talking about embryo selection or freezing or dispatching/killing, as this is...

You are right! I again didn't use the right words. What I wanted to say was that He created us in a way that if we truly choosed Him we would have to rely on Him. Otherwise it mean't that we didn't truly choosed Him since we don't trust Him.

Why?

He choosed who we would be, our body, our mind, our likeness to him...

So in creating us God choosed us and he gave us the same liberty of choosing Him or not. And if we truly choose him, He will begin to transform our nature to a loving nature like His. Making us rely on Him and creating a loving bond between Him and us. Am I right?

Could it be that God made us able to reject him and have desire for sin so that we would be able to chose him and love him without being forced by our nature (in case he made us with only a desire for good like Him)? Thus resulting in a more profound relationship and love between us and Him...

I know that I have to answer to God and that He has absolutely no obligation to answer me. And I am just trying to understand better Jesus sacrifice for us, I don't think it is in any way leading me away from him.

Agree, but we can resist temptation and accept the works of Jesus through us, no? And feel joy because of it, without stepping into pride. We are not saved by works, that's for sure!

But what about Adam and Eve then?

I didn't use the right words. But if you read it in the context of what I was saying you can understand my question?

But God knew all of this in advance. So does it mean that He did this in a way for Him to prove us his Love? But that begs the question, if He love us, then why did He do it that way since he knew it would lead some of us away from him and to hell?

I know we are only humans and we for sure won't ever understand everything. But I was asking if anyone understood this.

And I understand about Jesus, that's why my father asked. He didn't fully understand the sacrifice of Jesus since he said that God could have created us differently. He is a christian btw, he just has trouble understanding this.

Okay, but why did God allow it to fall on us?

Thank you for you answer! But God is good, so why would he make us victim of what our ancestors did?

Why didn't God create us exactly like him, with free will but only desire for good? My father has trouble understanding this and I can't explain it in a clear way. So I need you all to help me on this. Thanks in advance!

Stop taking me so literally. :D I was talking about Jesus, I can call him Savior or Lord, it doesn't change anything. He is both of them!