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    Should We Make Abortion?

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    has been around for many years. It was widely practiced in the U.S. during the 1800s and was just a part of life. In 1821 Connecticut passed the first law in the United States making abortion illegal after quickening (when the woman can feel the fetus move during pregnancy). During this period woman was usually given poison after the fourth month of pregnancy. Most states followed Connecticut in this making abortions illegal after the first trimester but nothing big happened until 1856 when…

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    medical process that terminates a pregnancy due to the death of the fetus intentionally. Considering the ethics and beliefs of many people, murder is morally wrong and results in a consequence, therefore the killing of unborn fetuses is morally wrong too because it is a form of murder, and for that reason abortion must be outlawed. One of the many reasons why abortion should be illegal is because not only does it harm the fetus but the mother as well. There are many different types of abortion…

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    Don Marquis Abortion

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    Immoral”, Don Marquis concludes that any action that deprives an individual of a valuable future is a serious prima facie morally wrong. Marquis argues that a fetus has a “future like ours”(FLO) of great value and killing the fetus deprives the fetus of that future. Therefore, killing a fetus is morally wrong and since abortion is killing a fetus, abortion is morally wrong. I have chosen to analyze natural law and ethical egoism as it relates to abortion. Ethical egoism agrees with abortion…

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    about 18 weeks but do they have a right to life? Once the egg and the sperm connect it then forms a zygote which then turns into a fetus and then turns into an infant but does that mean the infant has a right to life? In my opinion I feel as though human fetuses acquire a right to life at conception for three reasons: the first group cells duplicate and turn into a fetus, once the egg and sperm meet fertilization occurs and DNA is set up to make a new person, and the baby has to be living in…

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    abortion should not be allowed, and it is a very immoral decision to make for women because people think that abortion is just like committing murder and it is killing the human fetus. There are some people think that it depends on how large the fetus is. If the fetus is small, it does not count as murder, but if the fetus is large, it can be considered as murder. I do believe that abortion is like killing a human, but it only depends on what kind of situation. It’s very difficult to judge…

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    abortion if she decides to do so. On the other hand, pro-life supporters believe the fetus is its own human being and has the right to live, thus an abortion cannot be performed on the woman. Judith Jarvis Thomson, a philosophy professor supports the right to an abortion in her paper, “A defense of Abortion” (186). In this paper, she uses examples to try to explain why abortion is not an immoral act as she treats the fetus as an invader to the woman’s body. Some people however do not agree with…

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    Abortion and euthanasia are two of the most controversial moral dilemmas in modern philosophy. Abortion, the act of intentional killing of a fetus during pregnancy, is condemned in almost all cases by natural law standards. Euthanasia, the act of intentional killing with the intention of relieving a person from great suffering, would also be deemed immoral and irrational by a natural lawyer. Professor Gómez-Lobo defends these natural law teachings in his book, Morality and the Human Goods.…

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    The fetus, just like a human, has all the functioning organs it needs to have to be considered a human and needs to have the right of life. "Blood, tissue, and tiny organs were pulled out of their environment into a filter" (Terzo 1). Based on the information acquired, abortion should be illegal because abortion is murder, Norma (Roe) lied in court to take part in the legalization of abortion, the fetus is a human and has the right to be born, there are health complications towards the mother…

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    Linda Lowen Abortion

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    Women can abort a fetus at six weeks when the heart beat of the fetus begins at that time. The 14th amendment was designed to protect classes of people even the unborn. The 14th amendment states that every man, person or human being has a right to life. But when an abortion is being performed that human beings right is taken away. Abortion should be illegal. Many believe abortion should be legal because a woman has the right to do what she wants with her body. Linda Lowen states “ The ability…

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    week visit, another ultrasound was done, and it also showed placenta previa. Although the ultrasound is not infallible, it is very likely that Ms. C has placenta previa. With a vaginal delivery, the mortality risk for placenta previa is 100% for the fetus and 50% for Ms. C. To minimize the risk to herself and her baby, she was advised to deliver her baby via cesarean section. However, Ms. C refuses a cesarean section. She states that she does not want “anyone experimenting on her.” She mentions…

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