Can a tiny, pinhead-sized baby be considered a fully formed human being? In Precious Unborn Human Persons, Gregory Koukl tackles this profound question by posing two crucial inquiries. Firstly, does the unborn constitute a distinct, living human entity? And secondly, how should we treat vulnerable, defenseless human beings who find themselves in harm's way? Koukl's method is refreshingly direct, uncluttered, and balanced, with each step meticulously addressing specific questions before progressing to the next. The outcome is a lucid, logically constructed exploration of what it means to be human, and the inherent value that makes human life precious.