Karyotype testing relies on artificial circumstances performed in a professional health clinical setting; while the discoveries of potential defects can lead some to seek to abort their unborn, for Christians, using karyotyping to make a diagnosis allows families to know what God intends to bless each family with. Yet, there remains dispute if the testing process itself is Biblical in nature, as some declare it to be a violation of faith, while some Christians see it as responsibly stewarding technology, should their decision to keep the child not be imparted upon. According to the National Institutes of Health’s (NIH) National Library of Medicine (NLM), the Karyotype testing process involves