[devonin]

like I said, though, that only points to a window, not a specific date for every child

The "date" is three months, the window is, at most a week, maybe even two. The development of a human fetus follows a very predictable and observable pattern. You'll also note that we're looking at "three months, give or take at -most- two weeks" and my window for supporting abortion is "two months" You're two weeks away from the -widest- margin there.

I say the simple answer is when it becomes a human: at conception.

We simply have differing definitions of what consitutes a "human" then. I don't think a freshly laid egg is a chicken, any more than I think my sperm is thousands of humans. "Life" begins at conception, but we end the life of things -far- more advanced up the chain than a 2-week old zygote all the time, and think nothing at all of it.

I disagree with late-term abortion for every single reason you've quoted as why you oppose abortion, I just simply don't think it is valid logic to apply that same reasoning all the way back to the instant of conception.