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This post is not about the morning-after pill or RU-486. Rather, it is about the much more common form of birth control, frequently referred to as “The Pill.” We will be looking at all forms of Hormonal Birth Control (HBC) and combined estrogen-progestin oral contraceptives (COC.) How does HBC and COC work?
WebMD explains the three methods in which most HBCs and COCs function:“Hormonal contraceptives (the pill, the patch, and the vaginal ring) all contain a small amount of estrogen and progestin hormones. These hormones inhibit your body’s natural hormones to prevent pregnancy in a few ways. Hormonal contraceptives usually stop the body from ovulating. They also change the cervical mucus to make it difficult for the sperm to go through the cervix and find an egg. They can also prevent pregnancy by changing the lining of the womb so it’s unlikely the fertilized egg will be implanted.”
WebMD‘s last sentence above is accurate insofar as it states the Pill prevents the embryo from implantation into the lining of the uterine wall, but WebMD is inaccurate insofar as they claim this ejection of a new embryo is to “prevent pregnancy.”
Obviously, it’s an active pregnancy if fertilization has already happened. Surely WebMD must know this?
The re-definition of pregnancy in their website is due to 20th century abortion-politics. Wikipedia explains: “In the past, pregnancy has been defined in terms of conception.” Later, it continues: “In 1959, Dr. Bent Boving suggested that the word ‘conception’ should be associated with the process of implantation instead of fertilization.” Due to the political influence of Boving and others, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) then began (from 1965 onwards) to define conception as “the implantation of a fertilized ovum.” A medical de-construction of the definition of conception as “implantation” was partly so that abortion could be legalized without moral import. Notice the year in the previous paragraph: 1965. This was to grease the skids for Roe vs. Wade.
Again, WebMD lies when it writes above: “[The Pill] can also prevent pregnancyby changing the lining of the womb so it’s unlikely the fertilized egg will be implanted.” Every honest geneticist knows that pregnancy begins with fertilization. Fertilization marks the beginning of a new individual with 46 unrepeatable chromosomes. All aspects of peri-natal development following that explosion of a unique life proceed in a sliding-scale development from that point onwards, including a heart-beat, all the way through wisdom-teeth as an adolescent. Fertilization is the only defining time of having a before-and-after point-in-time in the life of a new child. This simple biological fact means the Pill terminates a pregnancy before implantation of the embryo into the lining of the uterus. It is ejected into the toilet, and dies. This is abortion. This is murder. The Pill murders. And as I said in the first sentence of the blog, I’m not only talking about the morning-after-Pill (which obviously is 100% abortifacient.)
Continued below.
padreperegrino.org
WebMD explains the three methods in which most HBCs and COCs function:“Hormonal contraceptives (the pill, the patch, and the vaginal ring) all contain a small amount of estrogen and progestin hormones. These hormones inhibit your body’s natural hormones to prevent pregnancy in a few ways. Hormonal contraceptives usually stop the body from ovulating. They also change the cervical mucus to make it difficult for the sperm to go through the cervix and find an egg. They can also prevent pregnancy by changing the lining of the womb so it’s unlikely the fertilized egg will be implanted.”
WebMD‘s last sentence above is accurate insofar as it states the Pill prevents the embryo from implantation into the lining of the uterine wall, but WebMD is inaccurate insofar as they claim this ejection of a new embryo is to “prevent pregnancy.”
Obviously, it’s an active pregnancy if fertilization has already happened. Surely WebMD must know this?
The re-definition of pregnancy in their website is due to 20th century abortion-politics. Wikipedia explains: “In the past, pregnancy has been defined in terms of conception.” Later, it continues: “In 1959, Dr. Bent Boving suggested that the word ‘conception’ should be associated with the process of implantation instead of fertilization.” Due to the political influence of Boving and others, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) then began (from 1965 onwards) to define conception as “the implantation of a fertilized ovum.” A medical de-construction of the definition of conception as “implantation” was partly so that abortion could be legalized without moral import. Notice the year in the previous paragraph: 1965. This was to grease the skids for Roe vs. Wade.
Again, WebMD lies when it writes above: “[The Pill] can also prevent pregnancyby changing the lining of the womb so it’s unlikely the fertilized egg will be implanted.” Every honest geneticist knows that pregnancy begins with fertilization. Fertilization marks the beginning of a new individual with 46 unrepeatable chromosomes. All aspects of peri-natal development following that explosion of a unique life proceed in a sliding-scale development from that point onwards, including a heart-beat, all the way through wisdom-teeth as an adolescent. Fertilization is the only defining time of having a before-and-after point-in-time in the life of a new child. This simple biological fact means the Pill terminates a pregnancy before implantation of the embryo into the lining of the uterus. It is ejected into the toilet, and dies. This is abortion. This is murder. The Pill murders. And as I said in the first sentence of the blog, I’m not only talking about the morning-after-Pill (which obviously is 100% abortifacient.)
Continued below.
"The Pill" Kills More Than Surgicals
This post is not about the morning-after pill or RU-486. Rather, it is about the much more common form of birth control, frequently referred to as "The Pill." We will be looking at all forms of Hormonal Birth Control (HBC) and combined estrogen-progestin oral contraceptives (COC.) How does HBC...
padreperegrino.org
