The Sanctity of Life — Season 1, Episode 5: New Life, Stem Cells, and Cloning - Part 1

Episode synopsis

When can a human embryo be considered a human being? Is it really just a blob of cells? Is humanness merely an anatomical achievement? And are we morally bound to protect the unborn? If so, when? When does a developing baby become worthy of protection? Abortion is legal, but is biblically permissible? Where do we turn for these answers? Dr. Tommy Mitchell presents many different viewpoints and compares those conclusions with the Word of God.

About The Sanctity of Life

This compelling series reveals the movements and political pressures that have resulted in society's low regard for the sanctity of life. Yet it keeps the focus on the foundation that every Christian's worldview must be based upon—the Bible. No other series has so courageously defended the biblical case for life—addressing abortion, euthanasia, embryonic stem cell harvesting, human cloning, mercy killing, and more. Join Christian scientists Dr. David Menton, Dr. Georgia Purdom, and Dr. Tommy Mitchell in this compelling 4-DVD series. Co-produced by Answers in Genesis and the American Family Association.

More episodes from Season 1

• E1Death, Suffering, and Playing God - Part 1
• E2Death, Suffering, and Playing God - Part 2
• E3Eugenics, Abortion, and Genetics - Part 1
• E4Eugenics, Abortion, and Genetics - Part 2
• E6New Life, Stem Cells, and Cloning - Part 2
• E7Fearfully and Wonderfully Made - Part 1
• E8Fearfully and Wonderfully Made - Part 2