138 Doesn't the decriminalization of abortion and its practical consequences, as well as its liberalization, pose serious threats to our society?139 Are we not witnessing the execution of a scientific program of social engineering?
140 With nearly six billion inhabitants haven't we reached the limits of the earth's capacity?
141 When all is said and done, must we not stop speaking of overpopulation?
142 Is the "culture of death" a characteristic of our century?
143 Instead of being part of the "culture of death", isn't genetic manipulation oriented to the service of life?
144 Can we foresee the consequences of these manipulations and the legislation attempting to legitimize them?
145 In many of the reasons given, aren't there special reasons that impel Christians to promote respect for life?
146 Finally, would human life be a sign of hope for all men?