Foetal development
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This document discusses different religious and philosophical views on when human life begins. It outlines the key stages of fetal development from conception to birth. Christians generally believe life begins at conception, while Muslims believe a fetus receives a soul after 120 days, indicating the beginning of human life. The document aims to explore these beliefs and why determining when life begins is important, as it relates to issues like abortion and human rights. Students are asked to consider the stages of development and state their own view on when life begins, comparing it to a religious perspective.
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- 1. Religion and Early Life
- 2. • At what stage would you regard it as a human life? Give a reason for your opinion • At what stage would you regard it as acceptable to perform an abortion. Give a reason for your opinion.
- 3. Starter: match up the stage of pregnancy with the picture. Day 1 – Conception; sperm joins with the ovum Week 3 – Heart begins to beat Week 7 - Limbs begin to show. Eyes & ears start to form. Week 9 – The foetus cab move its hands Month 7 – The foetus can recognise its mother’s voice Month 9 - Birth
- 4. When does life begin? L.O: To explore different beliefs about when life really begins and understand why these beliefs are important. Starter: Mark your own out of 6 as we look at the different stages
- 5. DAY 1 Conception The sperm and ovum join. The cell is smaller than a grain of salt, but has all 46 chromosomes, a complete genetic blueprint. DAYS 3-4 The fertilised egg travels towards the uterus through the fallopian tube. Cells divide.
- 6. 2 weeks DAYS 10-14 The embryo releases chemicals and hormones that prevent the mother from menstruating (having a period).
- 7. 3 weeks DAY 21 The heart begins to beat.
- 8. 5 weeks DAY 35 Fingers and toes have formed. Blood is now pumping.
- 9. 6 weeks DAY 40 Brain waves are detectable and recordable. Nostrils have formed.
- 10. 7 weeks DAY 28 Limbs and muscles begin to show. The spine starts forming. Eyes, ears and nose have started to form.
- 11. 2 months 8 weeks It is now termed a foetus. It contains everything that a fully grown human being has. The foetus is touch sensitive.
- 12. 9 weeks The foetus has fingerprints and can move its hands. The baby has begun movement (used to be known as ‘quickening’.
- 13. 11 weeks The foetus can now urinate and make facial expressions. Hair and nails have started to grow.
- 14. 13 weeks Hair has begun to grow and sexual differentiation is apparent.
- 15. 4 months The mother has started to show. The foetus can hear. Weighs the same as a letter.
- 16. 6 months / 24 weeks
- 17. 7 months The baby can use four of its five senses and can recognize its mothers voice
- 18. When does life begin?
- 19. Why does it matter? This question is important because once a person is alive they have human rights. Most importantly the right to life which means that killing them is against the law. It is a complicated issue because people think that life begins at different points.
- 20. When does life begin? There are different views on when the foetus becomes a separate person: •At conception – the moment the sperms unites with the egg. •When the heart starts beating •When the foetus could survive outside the womb if born prematurely. •Moment of birth What do you think? Go and stand in the area of the room which has the view displayed that you agree with.
- 21. Muslims believe… That a foetus receives a soul after 120 days. Therefore is is when human life actually starts. What is a soul? The soul is…
- 22. Christians believe… Many Christians particularly Roman Catholics believe that life begins at conception (when sperm and egg unite). They speak of the embryo (foetus before 8 weeks) as a person.
- 23. Task: When does life begin? Based on our discussion you are going to explain at which stage you think life begins. Remember to: •State which stage you think life begins at •Explain why you think this – give reasons & evidence •Compare and contrast your view with one of the religious views
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