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Greetings to all Zevists, please advise me, how does Temple of Zeus view in vitro fertilization?
For example, if a man is requested to be a sperm donor for another family, it means the man becomes the biological father, does he have to participate in the upbringing? And is it even advisable to agree? This is a difficult question, perhaps the clergy and advanced members can explain the ethical and spiritual side of it.
AskSatanOperator wrote:View source Greetings to all Zevists, please advise me, how does Temple of Zeus view in vitro fertilization?
For example, if a man is requested to be a sperm donor for another family, it means the man becomes the biological father, does he have to participate in the upbringing? And is it even advisable to agree? This is a difficult question, perhaps the clergy and advanced members can explain the ethical and spiritual side of it.
This is an amazing technology which allows people to have families when they might have medical problems that would have prevented them from having children.
Morally, the best thing would be to use the sperm and eggs of the actual man and woman who will be the parents of the children. In some cases, in vitro can work when the normal way did not work.
Anything that helps our people to have more children, and larger healthier families is a good thing.
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