Giving fetuses unapproved drugs to prevent lesbianismFollow

I don't think that on my day of Judgment I want to stand before the Throne and tell my maker that I didn't think his plan was good enough for my child and I decided to change it with science. Somehow, it seems to me like that kind of meddling is the worst sin of all, and incredibly presumptuous.

I don't think that on my day of Judgment I want to stand before the Throne and tell my maker that I didn't think his plan was good enough for my child and I decided to change it with science. Somehow, it seems to me like that kind of meddling is the worst sin of all, and incredibly presumptuous.

Where exactly does one learn this, and which study can you point me to that illustrates the facts behind this assertion? I'm pretty sure that I didn't learn anything of the sort growing up with Reading Rainbow......

You know, my biggest concern with this whole mess is the meddling, period.

I don't think that on my day of Judgment I want to stand before the Throne and tell my maker that I didn't think his plan was good enough for my child and I decided to change it with science. Somehow, it seems to me like that kind of meddling is the worst sin of all, and incredibly presumptuous.

Parents are supposed to love and guide their children, not engineer them. I hope these people are ready for the consequences. Trying to save their children from the wrath (or from societal rejection or, whatever it is they think they are *saving* them from), might just put them into the fire instead and isn't a guarantee that their child will live a long and prosperous life.

Bad business, the lot of it. That doctor should be screened for abnormal brain activity.