Question

How does a biblical understanding inform your views on the sanctity of life? and What might a Christian response to the issue of prenatal testing look like?

Answer 1

Sancity of Life: The word of God teaches that each individual is known by God , All life exists for the purpose of God and all human lives are equally sacred, and human life is blessed of God and must be preserved and nurtured. In bible it is clarly mentioned that abortion on demand as a violation of human dignity and the moral law of God.

God is the creator of the universe, the material on this universes did not come by its own. Bible clearly explains that the the God has created the heaven and earth, the plants and animals life, lastly God has created the human beings in his own image, from the rest of the animal kingdom, in the image of God he created male and female. God has given men and women, emotions, ratinality, will, soul and spirit by which they are able to maintain the relationships. Irrespective of race, gender, rich or poor, educated or uneducated, young or old, all are the relections of God.

Human life has greater value and who who have professed faith in Jesua christ are having even great significance. With reference to the Old Testament, God said

"Now if you obey me fully and keep my covenant, and out of all nations you will be my treasured possession, for all the earth belongs to me. Although the whole world belongs to me, you will be for me a kingdom of priests and a holy nation "

The sanctity of life upon these biblical foundations conclude that abortio on demand, euthnasia and suicide whether they are self inflicte or assisted are made only after consideration these revealed truth. Abortion on demand is a violation of human act because we are forcibly terminating the life of a human being fashioned bt God image.

So termination of human life forcefully is unacceptable.

Prenatal testing to know about the health is not a crime, but to know about the gender is a crime where God will never accept. Both male amd female are equal because both are the images of God, and should be treated equally.