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    Argument Against Abortion

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    right to their own life and findings. Although the baby has constitutional rights, there are still many exceptions to abortion. If a fetus is the result of sexual abuse or if certain maternal diseases take place, abortion should be a legal path for the mother to take. Abortion should be a legal choice for a woman to make when rape and sexual assault took place and a fetus is an outcome. Rape alone is a horrible concept.…

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    a pregnancy. The first that is known to us is a natural form that is known generally as a miscarriage, which is a unplanned abortion. The second form is known as a surgical abortion which is when a doctor uses surgical instruments to separate the fetus from the uterus and use a surgical vacuum or the doctor may choose to do a scraping and extraction. The third type of abortion is known as a medical abortion which is done via giving the pregnant woman some type of medication over the course of…

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    Abortion Concept

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    Supreme Court Roe vs. Wade case in 1973 legalized abortion, it has continued to be one of the most highly debated issues in the country. According to Mario Derksen, “Abortion is the unnatural termination of a pregnancy by killing (at least) one human fetus” (Derksen). There are two main sides to the abortion argument. Conservatives believe the life begins at conception; thus abortion is murder. On the other hand, liberals believe that life does not begin until birth and a woman may do what she…

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    during their entire pregnancy due to the adverse effects that alcohol can have on their child2. This paper will analyze the dangers of alcohol to a developing embryo or fetus, the manifestation of FAS symptoms in children and adults, and possible treatment plans and prevention strategies. The Effect of Alcohol on the Developing Fetus 3Alcohols is a group of molecules made of carbon atoms that contain a functional hydroxyl group. The type…

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    Why Abortion Is Wrong

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    commonly acknowledged thought of the holiness of human life. No civilized society licenses, one human to intention-ed hurt or take the life of another human without discipline, and abortion is no different. Adoption may be a practical elective to fetus removal and fulfills the same result. With 1.5 million American families needing to receive a child, there's no such thing as an undesirable child. An abortion can result in therapeutic complications afterward in life; the hazard of ectopic…

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    today. More and more abortions have been happening, more people believe it is ok, and the issue becomes a bigger debate. To me abortion is a very wrong thing. Even though the fetus has not been born, it is still a human being and has the right to life. Abortion, whether the person admits it or not, is a form of murder. The fetus’ being killed could find the cure of cancer, change someone’s life, or could change the world. Abortion is overall a horrible thing and it needs to be stopped. Some…

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    A woman who smokes while pregnant is at an incremented risk of experiencing a wide range of birth defects with her newborn child, and she is exposing her pregnancy to many serious risks. Impediments within the pregnancy, caused by the chemicals found in cigarettes, may result in premature labor, miscarriage, or ectopic pregnancy. Smoking while pregnant is precarious because when an expectant mother smokes a cigarette, she imperils the baby to an array of deleterious chemical components. Babies…

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    termination of a pregnancy. Removing the fetus from the mother before it is fully form. Is this something that we should consider as permissible. According to Judith J. Thomson in “A Defense of abortion”, she believes it is permissible. Throughout her whole argument she states points that people against abortion would say then she would argue against that but first, what is her argument? Thomson agrees with abortion, she feels that a mother as the right to get rid of the fetus if she wishes to…

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    right because killing the fetus is like killing an adult. Throughout the essay he questions that if it is right to kill a fetus it is right to kill living human. He then gives us the example of why it is wrong to kill a human. Marquis says that if you kill a human who has been alive that you are taking away their future and something valuable from them. You are ruining future possibilities of that person and he then ties that with the reason of why it is wrong to kill a fetus. You are ripping…

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    neurobiology at the university of Utah explains the claim that fetuses feel pain during the abortion procedure. The most primitive response to pain, “The Spinal Reflex” is developed by eight weeks’ gestation which means that the fetus suffers pain. After 20 weeks of gestation, the fetus will feel pain the same way we feel pain. For the religious people, abortion is the killing of a human being, which defies the word of God. Critics say that women should not be able to use abortion as a form of…

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