Year 2025 was a mixed bag for human dignity
Year 2025 was a mixed bag for human dignity
By John Stonestreet, Op-ed contributor
Christian Post,
The President enthusiastically promoted in vitro fertilization during his campaign and early in his second term. However, the administration's policy, unveiled in late October, was rightly described by Ryan Anderson, president of the Ethics and Public Policy Center, as "perhaps the least bad that we could have hoped for." He then added, "[B]ut least bad is still bad."
In a follow-up to an earlier executive order, the President announced a plan to dramatically reduce the cost of IVF, provide insurance coverage for fertility treatments, including IVF, and increase access to IVF. According to the President, "You can't get more pro-life than this."
But IVF is not pro-life. In fact, it is not even pro-fertility. While born children do result from IVF, the way it is most often practiced results in far more lives being lost than those that survive.
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