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Completely one-sided view of usage - need help balancing this section
provided the unborn child's head has not emerged from the mother's body (see [[partial-birth abortion]]).
provided the unborn child's head has not emerged from the mother's body (see [[partial-birth abortion]]).
Evangelical Christians dislike the term ''fetus'' being applied to an unborn child, because they view that as oppressive. They prefer to call unborn children simply that, ''children''. They say that those that hold to an abortion viewpoint are taking advantage of those that cannot defend themselves, and calling the unborn child simply a fetus devalues human life.
==Usage==
Evangelical Christians prefer the term ''unborn child'' to the term ''fetus'' when discussing [[elective abortion]], since the former supports the viewpoint that (1) "Human life begins at [[conception]]" and (2) "[[Abortion]] is [[murder]]". They feel that calling the unborn child simply a "fetus" devalues [[human life]].
[[Category:Reproduction]]
[[Category:Reproduction]]