Religion & Spirituality:Christianity
Questions about a zygote twinning, marrying when you don’t plan to have children, an apparent contradiction in Acts 21, and whether one ought to say something when a family member is making an unwise decision.
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Since a zygote can divide into two separate individuals, how could a zygote be a human being?
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Is it wrong for a man and a woman to marry if they don’t plan on having kids?
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Can you explain the apparent contradiction in Acts 21 where it seems the Holy Spirit is saying two opposite things?
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Do you have a moral obligation to say something when a family member is making an unwise decision?
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