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    moral intuitions are masked with the default face of guilt. For Singer to help support his argument, he uses Josh Greene’s study of fMRI imaging to better determine what exactly happens in the mind when given a certain circumstance. Jonathan Haidt’s incest predicament also assists in support of the disguise to what exactly these moral “truths” can have upon one’s deliberation. Our moral instincts, prima facie, tip the scales in regards to decision making; therefore, are not a completely…

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    Abortion Should Be Legal

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    “Trauma represents just one category of mental states causing significant emotional harm to individuals” (Cohen). So if a woman gets pregnant from rape or incest and develops a trauma, an abortion will help remove the trauma and improve the mother’s emotional health. Moreover, “[If a woman] prefers to end her pregnancy, raising a profoundly disabled child might be thought to also impose significant [emotional]…

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    There are many views on Abortion and whether Canada should continue to allow abortions to happen or not. An abortion is when a woman decides that she wants a professional doctor to terminate her pregnancy (Frequently Asked Questions, 2004). There are many hospitals, clinics, and physicians that will perform abortions but doctors do have the option to refuse to perform an abortion (Frequently Asked Questions, 2004). In Canada, there are no laws at all regarding abortion and without any laws on…

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    the fetus to suffer nor do they want their partner to endanger their life. Dr. Parker a christian southerner performed an abortion procedure on a twelve year old girl who had shown up to his office after being impregnated by her father, she was an incest raped victim who’s childhood was stolen and Dr.Parker believes he made the right choice (Gorman). Michele Gorman writer of Why Southern Christian Doctor Willie Parker Changed His Mind About Abortion shared Dr. Willie Parker story about how…

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    The article I decided to argue against is named A Physician Tells Why Abortion Is Murder. Pastor E. L. Bynum wrote this article. Although Physician Pastor Bynum brings up several good points regarding his argument of abortion is murder his argument is flawed. Pastor Bynum states, “These little ones are little human beings.” In fact, they are not human beings yet. They become human beings when they are conceived. Before then the scientific names such as fetus, embryo, or zygote are in fact…

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    The Usher’s familial past plays a role in the narrator’s personal past that haunts the story. The Usher’s have created their bloodline by, what is considered to be the purest way, incest. The connection between the siblings has had a long history behind it regarding their ancestors. It seems as though incest has had a prominent role in keeping the family name alive. However, the family reached a point where this was no longer possible, thus resulting in Roderick and Madeline being the final…

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    babies? Most people believe that it is morally wrong; if men and women want to have unprotected sex then they should be held responsible. On the other hand people believe that women should have the right to choose because they could be a victim of incest and some young ladies are too young to bear children. Overall, Late-Term Abortions Should Be Banned presents the more effective argument based on, claim and reasons, evidence audience, and appeal. In the article, Late-Term Abortions Should Be…

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    hand to them, forcing them into sexual acts, or engaging them in incest; or just acting like they don’t exist (a form of neglect) by never being there for them. Sometime parents take it to the extreme and refuse to provide adequate care, shelter, and food to their children, the elderly; even their own spouse and let them go hungry till they wither away. Another, abuse that has been surfacing were young child are concerned is incest, usually this is done by a family member; which is having sex…

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    Blood Child Analysis

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    In Octavia E. Butler’s short story book, “Blood Child and Other Stories”, Butler develops an overall theme of a dystopian society. Within this dystopian society, the issues of self-sacrifices, self-destructive behaviors, incest relationships, diseases/illnesses, and love arises. Butler creates these Dystopian societies due to her conflicting interest in science and the world around her. In a Dystopic world, there are many sacrifices to be made. Characters are forced to choose between…

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    would ruin his family’s honor. In this situation, there is no justification of the horrible deed that paternal uncle had committed against his niece even though he should be punished for committing incest. It’s intriguing to see that there is no type of punishment mentioned to the men who commit incest where as the women are commit the act of zina even if it is against her will, she will have the most serious punishment of all. Theo Van Gogh’s critique of the injustices women face in Islam…

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