Families show support for IVF as Southern Baptists take stand

The Southern Baptist Convention, the world’s largest Protestant denomination, passed a resolution against the current use of in vitro fertilization. The non-binding vote came after some delegates shared personal stories of lives enriched by IVF. NBC’s Erin McLaughlin reports in this week’s Sunday Focus.
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[@theschmoo3049]

That music is horrible.

[@DaleStamey-re9oj]

You can not compromise God’s word.
Let God be true!!

[@M-hc9xm]

How is IVP not interfering with God's plan? More proof that fundamentalists only use religion to their own advantage.

[@ellamarie9709]

IVF isn’t illegal in Alabama. The destroying of embryos is illegal. This has been twisted into something it’s not by the pro choice side. This law wouldn’t affect this woman’s ability to use IVF treatments if her husband was ever stationed in Alabama. Those are the facts.

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