Evidence for God from Science

The depravity of Mankind truly has no bounds. Although they've been doing this for years now, I just happened upon this info today. This truly makes me sick. Corporate America at its worst. Just disgusting.
http://www.naturalnews.com/049367_abort ... ions.html#

I've always liked Coke better,but yeah this is sick stuff.We live in the land of death instead of life,everything that is wrong is right and everything right is wrong.Judgemt day is coming.

Read the comments, the claims of the article are very much in question.

Just to be fair, here's another take on it:
http://www.snopes.com/politics/medical/pepsi.asp

Keep in mind that the snopes article doesn't debunk the other article. Snopes just seems to justify the use of aborted fetus cells, by saying it happened a long time ago. And there are no aborted fetus cells actually in the product. But does that justify it? The cells were used to develop the products we consume. It's barbaric!

Pepsi is actually quite old news. Although, I thought they stopped using such.

Kurieuo wrote:Pepsi is actually quite old news. Although, I thought they stopped using such.

It may be old news. You'll have to forgive me because I've been living under a rock for the last few decades.

I learnt something new in the article, so thanks for sharing RickD.

Here's also another link: http://www.jillstanek.com/2012/04/facts ... ntroversy/

Monica Lynn Snyder wrote:Because, at its core, this is a debate about biology. At its core, this is a debate about life and death. And we’re promoting life, they’re promoting death. It’s like Coke vs Pepsi—we’re Coke, they’re Pepsi, but instead of Pepsi they use rat poison. It’s Coke vs. rat poison! They can have the coolest cans, they can have the funniest commercials, but in the end it’s still a can of rat poison! When you peel away the glossy ad, the pro-choice position offers death. Nothing more.

So in conclusion. Support Coke, if you want to support life:

The snopes article pretty well shreds away the idea what the article seems to suggest. Ironically, I am drinking pepsi while writing this post.

neo-x wrote:The snopes article pretty well shreds away the idea what the article seems to suggest. Ironically, I am drinking pepsi while writing this post.

It does?

Then you must've read a different snopes article. Because the snopes article I read does nothing to disprove the other article's premise. The snopes article I read, just tries to justify it by saying it happened 35 years ago, and there's no aborted fetuses in the products.

Enjoy your Pepsi, knowing it was flavored with lots of love!

And btw, is snopes known as a bastion of fairness?

RickD wrote:

neo-x wrote:The snopes article pretty well shreds away the idea what the article seems to suggest. Ironically, I am drinking pepsi while writing this post.

It does?

Then you must've read a different snopes article. Because the snopes article I read does nothing to disprove the other article's premise. The snopes article I read, just tries to justify it by saying it happened 35 years ago, and there's no aborted fetuses in the products.

Enjoy your Pepsi, knowing it was flavored with lots of love!

And btw, is snopes known as a bastion of fairness?

The cells, called HEK 293 cells (that stands for human embryonic kidney) were taken from an aborted fetus in the 1970s in the Netherlands. Bits of chopped up DNA from the adenovirus, a virus that causes a pretty severe cold. The kidney cells were forced to take up bits of DNA using a technique invented in 1973 that used a calcium solution. The resulting cells don't act much like human cells at all, but they are very easy to work with and have become workhorses of cellular biology. That's why they're used in the development of drugs and vaccines. No new fetal tissue has been used to keep the cell culture going; the use of this cell line isn't leading to new abortions.

neither Pepsi nor any other U.S. food company is actually manufacturing or selling any consumable products "that are actually made using the cell tissue of unborn babies that were murdered through abortion." What we're talking about here is a cell line derived from a single (healthy, aborted) fetus over forty years ago: claiming that current food products employing flavorings derived from research based on the HEK 293 cell line "are actually made using the cell tissue of unborn babies" is like saying that possessing a digitized image of a photocopy of a picture of a Beethoven manuscript is the same as "owning a document in Beethoven's own handwriting" — the original is not present in substance, only in a multi-generational, representational form.

If you comprehend the bold in the last line ( even if you leave the rest out), the rest doesn't matter actually. I'll put it to you in another analogy. You are right now carrying multi generational dna, passed from the first humans or lets say Adam and Eve, who existed 100,000 years ago or something like that, I am not sure which timeline you accept is right but whichever it is, lets say that is the time your dna is from. So give or take 50,000 years, how much of that part of DNA is true representation of your self. Not very much, infact it has hardly survived, mixed with many other dna's from different persons along your lineage. Then:

Will I be correct to assume that the person of Adam and you, physically speaking, the same? Ofcourse not, that person is dead and you carry part of his dna, a minuscule-atomic part at that, but your actions or attributes neither represent Adam nor the other way around. If we had the chance to put the two persons side by side, you and Adam would be worlds apart in personality, physique etc.

For instance, if someone murdered you, no one could claim your murderer actually killed Adam as well - since you carry his Dna in some form, would you agree?

A question, if those first cells had been taken from any dead body, or a living person, anything other than the aborted fetus, would your response be any different?

Enjoy your Pepsi, knowing it was flavored with lots of love!

Apart from the vague emotional appeal, this has no bearing in reality so not sure if the sarcasm works. To be honest if they were using aborted baby tissues I would not condone such a thing or eat it, but they are not. If you look at how muti-generational cells work you would see its of no concern to what you fear may be true.

EDIT: By the way I did finish my pepsi, chilled, and enjoyed it very much.

I will put it another way, to make it more simple for the rest of the readers who may not be familiar with technical jargon.

Consider that my child died, we buried him, overtime his body returned to earth in organic form, nutrients, nitrogen etc etc mixed with soil, and there were crops sown on top of the grave, then when the harvest came, people cooked whatever was ripe and ate it. I put to you that is exactly how much guilty anyone should be for drinking pepsi.

You, me, we eat the same remains of many people who died or were aborted or were diseased; and animals whose life ends and is mixed back with organic matter from earth, should I be guilty now for eating anything organic, since almost everything organic grows this way?

Would you say you are eating people when you are eating a carrot or tomato or peas because they do contain essential organic material from dead people/animals etc?
You see, that concern of yours makes no sense.

This all may be a moot point since it seems Pepsi may have stopped using the lines that came directly from aborted fetus cells.

http://www.lifenews.com/2012/04/30/peps ... t-flavors/

And
https://www.cogforlife.org/fetalproductsall.pdf

But take a look at some of the vaccines that actually contain aborted fetus cells in the product.

neo-x wrote:

Enjoy your Pepsi, knowing it was flavored with lots of love!

Apart from the vague emotional appeal, this has no bearing in reality so not sure if the sarcasm works. To be honest if they were using aborted baby tissues I would not condone such a thing or eat it, but they are not. If you look at how muti-generational cells work you would see its of no concern to what you fear may be true.

EDIT: By the way I did finish my pepsi, chilled, and enjoyed it very much.

Get a Coke next time.