Which is NOT listed as a moral concern about IVF?

• A. IVF can cause birth defects and disease in children.
• B. It undermines the value we place on children.
• C. It strengthens the natural connection between procreation and sexual intercourse in marriage.
• D. It dramatically changes common family relationships.

Answer: (C)

The main idea here is how IVF is viewed in terms of moral concerns about reproduction and family. Many people worry about the welfare of children conceived through IVF (possible birth defects or diseases), about treating children as products or commodities, and about how using donors or surrogacy can alter family relationships and social roles. The statement that IVF strengthens the natural connection between procreation and sexual intercourse is the one that doesn’t fit these typical concerns. In reality, IVF often separates conception from sexual intercourse, which is why it’s not raised as a moral concern in the same way. So that option is the one that doesn’t belong among the listed worries.