Believing that life's meaning lies in children has the odd consequence

A) that you never know how many children you might have.
B) that from this perspective, the meaning of one's children's lives are found not in their lives but in their children's lives.
C) that one should oppose contraception.
D) that the meaning of one's life depends on your opinion about abortion.

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Taylor Fondren · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : B, Explanation :  Believing that life's meaning lies in children implies that the purpose of one's children is to have children of their own. Therefore, the meaning of one's children's lives is not found in their personal achievements or experiences but rather in their ability to reproduce. This devalues the individuality and uniqueness of each person and reduces them solely to their reproductive potential.

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