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Double Effect

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It refers to an act desired not as an end in itself but as a foreseen effect or consequence of an act.

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1. If the agent foresees the effect evil

2. If the agent is free to refrain from doing that, which is the cause of theevil effect

3. If the agent knows that he is morally bound not to do that, which is the cause of the evil effect

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All of these conditions must bepresent to make the agent beascribed for any moral liability

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1. The Action must be morally good in itself.

2. The good effect of the act must precede the evil effect which is morally allowed to happen as a regrettable consequence.

3. There must be a grave or sufficient reason of doing the act.

4. The evil effect should not outweigh the good effect.

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4 Conditions to consider the Double-effect

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Principle of Stewardship

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-Humans must respect the sanctity of life and the world

- It declares that human life comes from God, and no individual is the master of his/her own body

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Principle of Totality

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- It pursues the issue of the dignity of the whole person

- It demands respect for the self and respect for others.

- "Do unto others what you want others do unto you"

- "The whole is greater than any of its parts"

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Preservation of Bodily Functional Integrity

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- This is the principle of bodily integrity, which upholds everyone's right to be free from acts against their body which they did not consent to.- Practices that violate a person's bodily integrity can range from piercing a baby girl's ears or being exposed to toxic chemicals without one's knowledge, to forms of violence such as rape or medical treatment administered against a patient's wishes

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Organ Donation

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Pope John I qualifies Organ and tissue donations as a heroic. charitable,and a praiseworthy act."As long as they are performed in ethically acceptable manner."

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- Informed consent must be legit.

- The risks must be equal to the good

- The destruction of the healthy fuctioning is deemed morally wrong.

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General Principles

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Extraordinary

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-treatments that could be acceptably be forgone

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Ordinary

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- those that were morally required

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Principle of Personalized Sexuality

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- It takes note of a humanized sexualty, onethat represents the fulfillment of physical and sensual need but also evidenced with love and sacramental mystery

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- An appeal for mutual care - Meaning of SEX to the individual - Mutual experience of each other's worth - Sharing each other's being- Self-discovery as persons

- An appeal for mutual care - Meaning of SEX to the individual - Mutual experience of each other's worth - Sharing each other's being- Self-discovery as persons - Making each be truly himself/herself - Pain of unrequited lov

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Principle ofPersonalizedSexuality

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Human sexuality

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It is the way people experienceand express themselves sexually.Involves biological, erotic, physical,emotional, social, or spiritual feelings and behaviors.

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Marriage

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- The process by which two people make their relationship public, official, and permanent

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Opinions

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Sex outside marriage Homosexual relationships I Homosexuality

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1.Procreation2. Upbringing of offspring3. Mutual aid4. Healing of Concupiscence

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Primary Ends of Marriage

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Contraception

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The couple's decision to resort to contraception is a obvious disregard of one of the reasons of marriage.

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Sex Selection

Artificial Insemination

In vitro Fertilization

Contraception

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Current Reproductive Technology

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- Social, political, financial, cultural, and religious.

- Avoidance of Disease

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Reasons for Sex Selection

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Pre-implantation methodPost-implantation methodPost-birth method

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3 ways of sex selection

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Sperm Sorting and Pre-implantation Genetic Diagnosis

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Pre-implantation Method

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Use of Ultrasound machines

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Post-implantation methods

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Sex-selective infanticide

Sex-selective abandonment

Sex-selective adoption

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Post-birth method

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Artificial Insemination

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- These are methods used to achieved pregnancy through the use of artificial or partially artificial means.- It is defined as the act through which the sperm is placed into a female's uterus, or the intrauterine method, or into the cervix, or the intracervical method, by the use of artificial means rather than by conjugal act or sexual intercourse which is understood as the natural means of copulation.

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Homologous or AI from the Husband

Heterologous or AI from a donor

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2 Processes of AI

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In Vitro Fertilization

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- It is an artificial process through which the egg cells are fertilized by the sperm outside of the woman's reproductive tract.- Transvaginal Ovum RetrievalAssisted Zona Hatching

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Abortion

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It is the deliberate ejection of a non-viable fetus from the mother's womb

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Direct abortion

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if done through the use of the attending circumstances governing murder

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Indirect abortion

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if done in the absence of the circumstances on murder

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Sex selective infanticide

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Kill their babies because they dont like the sex .The selective abortion of female fetuses is most common where male children are valued over female children.

Kill their babies because they dont like the sex .The selective abortion of female fetuses is most common where male children are valued over female children.

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Sex selective abandonment

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Abandoning children of the unwanted sex

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Sex selective adoption

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Placing children of the unwanted sex up for adoption.