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Is it moral for a woman to have a child on her own through in vitro fertilization using donor sperm if one knows that fertility doesn’t last forever, one is reaching the age, no potential lover is known and yet the experience of motherhood and having a family is her most important value?
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Date: January 31st, 2011
Duration: 01:17
Topics: Human relationships, Morality
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