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- MORE GAY MEN CHOOSE SURROGACY TO HAVE CHILDREN
- N.J. GAY UPLE'S CTODY BATTLE WH SPERM DONOR ULD SET PRECENT
MORE GAY MEN CHOOSE SURROGACY TO HAVE CHILDREN
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N.J. GAY UPLE'S CTODY BATTLE WH SPERM DONOR ULD SET PRECENT
Tennsee lawmakers want to scrap a law grantg legimacy to children nceived through artificial sematn. Crics say the bill is aimed at gay upl. * gay artificial insemination *
It had a ltle echo the prs, perhaps bee ntrast to the trend, the sentence of the Italian Constutnal Court of 23 October 2019 ncerng the stori of two upl of homosexual women, one om Pornone and one om Bolzano. The doubt prented by the Tribunal of Bolzano to the Court ncerned, precisely, the legimacy of the le that exclus homosexual upl om artificial sematn.
Why is that a homosexual uple nnot accs the means of generatg?
Is the blogil fecundy of a homosexual uple not parable to the sterily of a heterosexual uple?
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Is the materny sire of a homosexual woman ls thentic than that of a heterosexual woman? Based on the prcipl, the Court has reaffirmed the legimacy of the excln of homosexual upl om artificial sematn.
Artificial fertilisatn is to be nsired a broad sense a therapy of sterily and – the Court argu – “for the heterosexual uple the lack of fertily is a form of pathology, while for the gay uple is physlogy”. The Court did not want to exclu a prri the “abily of the sgle woman, the homosexual uple and the heterosexual uple old age to perform validly also, if necsary, the parental functns”, but reaffirmed that a fay posed of parents of different sex reprents “the most suable place to wele and raise the newborn” and is, therefore, reasonable to guarantee to those who do not yet exist, but will be nceived a tt tube, the right to “what appears, the abstract, as the bt ndns of parture”. Beyond the peculiari of the juridil perspective proper to the Court and s basilly physilist language, as a Catholic theologian, I feel I n agree wh the basic ia implic the judgment that that is while regnizg the digny and rights of the persons volved, homosexual unn reprents an terpersonal relatnship of different qualy pared to njugal unn and this is reflected a particular way s stctural abily to be open to life.