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15 Cards in this Set
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Genesis |
God created all human life and anal life |
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Jeremiah |
God knew you before you were knit in your mother's womb |
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All life should be valued |
Good Samaritan |
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Buddha nature or aharanthood |
All life is special and should be protected as only humans can reveal these things |
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Embryo |
A living being from contraception |
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Ahisma |
Non violence and loving kindness to all living things |
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Dependant origination |
Pratitya we all depend on eachother and need eachother to live and killing knocks it put of balance |
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Atheist |
You only get one life |
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Athiest |
It's that person's choice and theirs alone |
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Christian views on abortion 3 |
Created in the image of God God is the creator only he should give and take life Roman Catholics: didache of the 2nd centenary says you shall not kill an embryo by abortion Anglicans : accept abortions if the mother's life is at risk and about quality of life. Not social reasons |
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Buddhist views on abortion |
Conflicts with Ahisma - no harm Life is an endless cycle of birth and rebirth - everyone gets another chance Precepts are guidelines and not commands so abortion may be considered |
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Humanists |
Considers rights and wishes of everyone involved Pro choice and campaign legalize abortion Its a personal choice |
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Christian views in euthanasia |
Ease suffering through hospices Wrong for humans to play God Guidance saught from prayer Roman Catholic Teaching of catechism show importance of respecting all life |
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Buddhist views on euthanasia |
No point as the same karmic state at death would be that of the reborn Karuna- compassion Importance of wishes of patients like a living will |
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Humanist views on abortion |
Lobby for choice regarding issues of life and death Advice to anyone thinking about assisted dying Access to expert end of life care and information on options of end of life choices |
