Analysis Of The Moral And Philosophical Arguments Against Abortion

The label Pro-life is categorized as those who are anti- abortion and believe that the government should have an obligation to help preserve the lives of all humans regardless of intent, validity or quality of life concerns, those who believe that Biologically that a human life begins before birth, at fertilization and many feels that human life is very valuable and worthy of protection at all stages of life. Religious beliefs on many individuals are those largely influenced these views, but not all cases. Anti-abortion advocates have pointed out the moral and philosophical arguments against both the acceptability or legality of abortion. Many advocates also hold religious objections to by abortion is morally wrong and some are explaining these points through more education and …show more content…
We being to value each other for social and psychological reasons and that is something science its self. Then there is religion and its sanctity of the life of the human many of the religious pro-lifers believe that there is an immortal soul that is implanted now of fertilization. Though the U.S government isn't supposed to acknowledge the existence of a soul that begins at fertilization without taking making it into a theological definition of the what is human life? And though the Supreme courts held the decision that the issue of abortion and abortion rights fall under the right to privacy, which the courts determined that it included abortion. Most pro-life and pro-choice Americans broadly agree that abortion should be legal when a woman’s life or physical health is endangered by the pregnancy and when the pregnancy is caused by rape or incest. Both groups favor banning partial birth abortions and requiring parental consent for