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    Which life is greater? When thinking about abortion I personally think only about two people involved; The mother and the unborn child. Some think maybe about the father or the pregnant woman's mother, but really the relationship between the fetus and the carrying are most important in this nerve wracking decision. Each states has different abortion laws which may make the procedure harder or easier for the carrying mother. This just makes it more difficult to have a solid opinion like stated…

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    One of the biggest arguments in today's society is the stance on abortion. Abortion, which is the killing of innocent unborn souls is ruthless. Would you be willing to murder a innocent child? What's your stance, pro-life or pro-choice? While most people believe abortion should be legal, others disagree. After the Roe vs Wade case, the Supreme Court simultaneously decided that women have the right of privacy under the 14th amendment; making it acceptable to abort a pregnancy within the…

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    Abortion is deliberately taking the life of an unborn child during pregnancy. Abortion continues to be a very controversial issue in the world. There is always a major debate over where a political candidate stands on abortion. Many people consider this issue a major factor when determining who they will vote for. Women struggle with the decision to have an abortion every day. Women should not be allowed to have abortions because abortions can be harmful to the mother, because adoption is a…

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    Abortion is defined as the intentional killing of an unborn baby. This is a major issue in today’s society by how accessible it is and how many innocent lives are taken from abortions. The majority of Americans refer to themselves to be pro-choice, which means that one supports abortions. I, as a Christian, stand against the ones who support this. Abortions are not necessary, but women have been brainwashed into thinking it is the only option. There are families all over the world who are unable…

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    A person can either be pro-choice or pro-life. Someone who is pro-choice argues that it is the woman’s body and she could do what she feels with it. If she is not ready for a child, she should not have to carry the child. Another argument is the reason the woman wants the abortion. Many women are victims…

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    The Abortion Debate

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    own personal stance on abortion. First of all, I am neither completely Pro-Life nor Pro-Choice, however, I am not completely neutral either. Reading about the thousands of maternal deaths that could have been prevented had abortion been liberalized in various nations made me realize that I am okay with the act of abortion. I see no problem with women taking charge of their bodies when they believe that abortion is the right choice for themselves. Because, in reality, how would one know whether…

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    Women's Rights Debate

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    over controversial topics like; medically assisted suicide, the death penalty, gun control laws, or even where to eat dinner. These topics are ones that once your personal opinion is set it is hard to change, just like abortion laws. Being pro-life or pro-choice is an opinion that some may not understand or respect. But how they came about doesn’t change and who made these amendments still stands. No matter your stance, no matter your gender, the majority of society can agree that a person has a…

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    Here: A Nurse’s Story”, Sallie Tisdale describes the atmosphere as a nurse in an abortion clinic along with her views on abortion. I strongly disagree with Tisdale being pro-choice because it avoids responsibility, takes away an innocent life, and it will encourage more people to do it. In Tisdale’s memoir,…

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    can change a woman’s life, whether they undergo the procedure or if they are restricted against doing so. Today, abortion can be a very controversial matter, and there are many mixed feelings about it. People who are “pro-choice” support abortion being allowed, and those who are “pro-life” do not. However, legalizing abortion would have many benefits, specifically acknowledging women's rights when considering this option. If abortion is made illegal, other more dangerous issues may come into…

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    The meaning of abortion is “the termination of a pregnancy after, accompanied by, resulting in, or closely followed by the death of the embryo or fetus.”(Merriam Webster)4 Abortion was legalized in 1974, and since then there has been many viewpoints from Christians all over U.S. Also since 1974 there has been well over 40 million abortions in the U.S. alone. Abortion has been legal for 41 years, just as slavery was legal long ago. The controversial question, is it ethical to have an abortion?…

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