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	<title>Comments on: Trying to Fly with One Wing, Part 26: The Classification of Things</title>
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		<title>By: Narwen</title>
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		<description>&quot; Citizens collected signatures to put Prop 8 on the ballot, in response to rulings by some judges who decided that natural law and mother nature were being unfair to homosexuals. (That’s sarcasm). So, with a stroke of the pen and a rap of the mallet, the justices proclaimed that gay couples should be allowed to procreate. God’s curious how that’s going to work. (More sarcasm.) &quot;

We can afford to be sarcastic now, but scientists are working on &#039;rectifying&#039; the situation. I believe that those attempting to modify female cells to be able to fertilize eggs has already had some success in developing mice with female &#039;fathers&#039;. Similar &#039;developments&#039; to combine sperm cells to &#039;make&#039; a child, and to have extra-uterine fetal growth to a full-term child, are apparently not as far along, but no longer completely in the realm of SF writers either. 

As for &#039;natural law &#039;, for many people, invoking it seems to be as backward and obscurantist as someone in 1900 saying &#039; Those flight experiments are silly. If God had wanted us to fly, He would have given us wings. &#039; - or, even more to the point, like those Protestant preachers in the 1800&#039;s who condemned the use of anesthetics for women in labor because it was countermanding God&#039;s statement than women would &#039;bring forth children in pain.&#039; For some folks, saying something is unnatural to them brings no reaction but a shrug.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>&#8221; Citizens collected signatures to put Prop 8 on the ballot, in response to rulings by some judges who decided that natural law and mother nature were being unfair to homosexuals. (That’s sarcasm). So, with a stroke of the pen and a rap of the mallet, the justices proclaimed that gay couples should be allowed to procreate. God’s curious how that’s going to work. (More sarcasm.) &#8221;</p>
<p>We can afford to be sarcastic now, but scientists are working on &#8216;rectifying&#8217; the situation. I believe that those attempting to modify female cells to be able to fertilize eggs has already had some success in developing mice with female &#8216;fathers&#8217;. Similar &#8216;developments&#8217; to combine sperm cells to &#8216;make&#8217; a child, and to have extra-uterine fetal growth to a full-term child, are apparently not as far along, but no longer completely in the realm of SF writers either. </p>
<p>As for &#8216;natural law &#8216;, for many people, invoking it seems to be as backward and obscurantist as someone in 1900 saying &#8216; Those flight experiments are silly. If God had wanted us to fly, He would have given us wings. &#8216; &#8211; or, even more to the point, like those Protestant preachers in the 1800&#8242;s who condemned the use of anesthetics for women in labor because it was countermanding God&#8217;s statement than women would &#8216;bring forth children in pain.&#8217; For some folks, saying something is unnatural to them brings no reaction but a shrug.</p>
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