Top 10 Mind-Blowing Images Of Human Life In The Womb by Steven Ertelt for Life News
GNN Note – These images are almost 10 years old and as such it begs the question – how much more depth to these images can the current technology present? God stitched together our lives before we were in our mothers womb. / END
As LifeNews continues to report, pro-life advocates are pushing pro-life listicles on the Buzzfeed social media web site. Buzzfeed gives pro-life groups an opportunity to expose the pro-life message to people who may not otherwise see it through traditional social media.
National Right to Life, Live Action and other groups have gotten in on the community forum Buzzfeed provides and, now, Personhood USA has a new list of amazing images of fetal development.
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As the group says in its Buzzfeed post: “You started your life in the womb. And you won’t believe your eyes when you see these incredible images of human development before birth!” From its post:
1. At just 4 days after fertilization…
What? That zygote doesn’t look human? Well, scientifically, it is! It’s growing, so it must be alive. It has human parents, so it must be human. In fact, since fertilization, that zygote has possessed a predetermined sex (it’s a girl!) and her own unique set of human DNA. Her DNA will guide her body’s development over the next nine months (and its entire lifetime!). Remember, don’t judge or discriminate against other human beings just because they don’t look like us!
2. At just 5-6 weeks of gestation…
Despite being only a quarter of an inch long, her nose, mouth, and ears are already taking shape! Her heart is beating about 100 times a minute (almost twice as fast as yours) and blood is beginning to circulate through her body. Brain waves have been detectable for at least 2-3 weeks already!
