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    He does not begin by describing the characteristics of a fetus, as so many anti-abortion and pro-choice arguments do. Instead, he begins by investigating the commonly accepted moral assumption that killing a fully grown adult is wrong. Why, he asks, is it wrong to kill an adult? The answer he supplies is that it is not the act of killing itself that…

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    In the novel Unwind, Neal Shusterman shows his outlook on today’s society with the disagreement on the debate of abortion. Shusterman portrays the novel after a second civil war, in which brought the process of unwinding, which is a form of retroactive abortion that results in the dismembering of children. This form of retroactive abortion was seen to be the only solution to keep peace to the nation, which only created a dystopia type of society which can be seen in the Hunger Games. This novel…

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    The Puritans sailed to America in hopes to be able to practice their religion in peace away from the church of England. Seeing as the Puritans lived and breathed their religion, the stories and poems they wrote about were heavily influenced by this. Many of the writings by famous Puritan authors included the subject of god, death and what was to be expected after they would leave this world. However the topic of god was not always straight forward. Some authors wanted to included other…

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    Hi Jake! How are you doing? I hope everything is going well with you and your classes. Long time no see nor hear, but I would like to update you on one of my classes. The class that I'm taking is a philosophy class, which is going pretty well and easy so far. However we're now covering a project based on moral controversy. I just would like to share and inform you with some brief notes that sparked my interest on abortion. I hope you like it and learn something new. You can get back to me and…

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    Abortion is “when a pregnancy is ended so that the pregnancy doesn’t result in the birth of a child. It is also called termination of a pregnancy” (What is Abortion, BPAS) Abortion is a very controversial subject that has been debated on by congress and many other people for years. People who call themselves Pro-Life want abortion illegal. Meanwhile, Pro-Choicers take the opposing side and support abortion. Abortion should be illegal worldwide for three reasons; abortion is unethical, abortion…

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    family planning and reproductive options if they includeabortion. Every women has the right to essential and accurate information about her body,whether it involves abortion or not. The decision and information to women for abortions shouldbe pro-choice. This is not only about abortion, it will mean cuts to family planning programs,harsh outcomes for women following the ban, and declining American healthcare.Cutting funding to…

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    around for centuries, having people from both sides argue why it is morally wrong or constitutionally accepted. Women should be able to have the choice of receiving abortions due to women’s rights, along with choice, health risks, and sparing the mother and child of pain. First off, women’s rights have been threatened throughout history. Having the choice of whether or when women have children is crucial to being in control of their independence. People who are against abortions claim that an…

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    The legality of elective abortion, or a woman's right to choose, has been an issue for almost two centuries, since at least 1821 when Connecticut passed the first statute criminalizing abortion (Cole & Frankowski, 1987). The biggest argument people against abortion use is freedom of religion and the sanctity of life, but another large factor is that of the mental health of those women who do choose to abort their fetuses. Research by Coleman (2011) suggested that abortion is linked to a moderate…

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    Alnashmi, Salman BSU ID: 2124168 102.00? Reasons Why Abortion Should Not Remain Legal Abortion has a long history and was happening in several ways, including the use of herbs and physical trauma and other traditional methods sharps. Hundred years ago, many women had lost their lives due to illegalization abortion. Unwanted pregnancy was the major problem in many societies with the unmarried family. In the past, facing death was the only way to stop abortion. Abortion should not remain legal…

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    she is implying that the jurisdictions are choosing to ignore the issue of late-term abortion by not having any restrictions. If the Pain-Capable Act passes, it could make peace with the federal law and public opinion while uniting pro-life and pro-choice Americans in the process. Government dollars could be spent making a national law that provides free birth control for ages 13 and up, and sex education for females starting at the age of 10. They offer free condoms in a high school’s nurses…

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