aaroncam85
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Is it right or wrong for children to be born via IVF or artificial incsemination?
IVF and artificial insemination
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Here are articles for your reading Sister aaroncam85,
http://www.gotquestions.org/in-vitro-fertilization.html
http://www.gotquestions.org/surrogate-mother.html
Infertility-Artificial insemination?
God bless
http://www.gotquestions.org/in-vitro-fertilization.html
http://www.gotquestions.org/surrogate-mother.html
Infertility-Artificial insemination?
God bless
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thank you very much that has been most helpful
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I think the simplest answer would be this:
If GOD did not initiate the birth, it is likely wrong. I honestly cannot think of any valid reason outside GOD's decision/initiation of any newborn child. GOD certainly does not need our help to make something happen. On our end, we must have faith in Jesus and humble ourselves before His throne. We can be assured that His will be done in our lives if we pray so.
Remember, He is the Creator, not us.
If GOD did not initiate the birth, it is likely wrong. I honestly cannot think of any valid reason outside GOD's decision/initiation of any newborn child. GOD certainly does not need our help to make something happen. On our end, we must have faith in Jesus and humble ourselves before His throne. We can be assured that His will be done in our lives if we pray so.
Remember, He is the Creator, not us.
What birth doesn't God initiate? Yes, if God did not initiate it, it is wrong but I believe God is sovereign and therefore this cannot happen.
If the Bible does not speak to something directly it is our responsibility to find out God's heart on the specific matter. I assume every Christian with the IVF decision in front of them has spent copious amounts of time seeking God's will through prayer, reading the Bible, and in wise counsel as we have since being told in Jan. 2011 that IVF was our only physical chance. Now I 100% believe it is God's will that I do IVF and that if our IVF results in a baby it will be His decision.
God does not need our help to make something happen but yet we understand modern medicine to be a gift. We're not helping God by using medicine, we're utilizing one of His awesome gifts. Again, whatever medical/healthcare decisions we choose or whatever physical resources we us it is God who decides their outcome.
On our end, we must have faith in Jesus and humble ourselves before His throne. We humble ourselves partially by accepting His gifts, salvation, relationship, medicine/healthcare, etc. When we do so e can be assured that His will be done in our lives if we pray so.
If the Bible does not speak to something directly it is our responsibility to find out God's heart on the specific matter. I assume every Christian with the IVF decision in front of them has spent copious amounts of time seeking God's will through prayer, reading the Bible, and in wise counsel as we have since being told in Jan. 2011 that IVF was our only physical chance. Now I 100% believe it is God's will that I do IVF and that if our IVF results in a baby it will be His decision.
God does not need our help to make something happen but yet we understand modern medicine to be a gift. We're not helping God by using medicine, we're utilizing one of His awesome gifts. Again, whatever medical/healthcare decisions we choose or whatever physical resources we us it is God who decides their outcome.
On our end, we must have faith in Jesus and humble ourselves before His throne. We humble ourselves partially by accepting His gifts, salvation, relationship, medicine/healthcare, etc. When we do so e can be assured that His will be done in our lives if we pray so.
