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    Many people think of the zygote as being the start of a human life and see an abortion as cruel and murdering a human being. Scientists define an organism as a complex structure of elements formed to carry on the activities of life by different functioning, but mutually dependant organs ("The Best Pro-Life Arguments"). A zygote meets this criteria, and therefore it is an organism. At only seven weeks, the zygote develops into a fetus and eventually behaves and has bodily…

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    K. (2004) pg. 94). This stage begins at conception and goes all the way through to implantation. Conception is where the egg and the sperm unite to form the zygote, the zygote then travels to the uterus through the fallopian tube. In the uterus, the zygote goes through the process of cell division. After completing cell division, the zygote attaches to the uterine wall, in a process called implantation this ends the germinal stage (Cherry, K. n.d.). The next stage is the embryonic stage, which…

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    egg and mix their genetic material. The sperm and egg contain 23 chromosomes. That determines all the child's information. With 24 hours of fertilization the egg is now a zygote. It divides into two cells. The number of cells doubles every 12 hours. If the cells split you will have twins. About 3 days after fertilization the zygote has become a ball of 32 cells. A few day later it reaches the uterus. On day 7 the ball of cells burrows into…

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    have the right to express themselves freely. Restricting the ability is inhumane and unjust. It’s better to have limited rights than to have none. The life of an unborn child is at a huge disadvantage if abortion was to be legal. To back track, a zygote is in fact an organism, and the job of an organism or any species is to survive! Taking away that ability is disgraceful. To be fair, limiting the rights of women is unfair as well. But at least they have the right to live, the unborn does…

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    Why Abortion Is Wrong

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    Abortion is a very controversial topic and has been debated for a long time. Even though the verdict has already been decided, many people still argue and feel strongly about this topic. Abortion doesn’t have very many good things about it except that it is sometimes necessary in cases of life or death of the mother. However, there are many reasons as to why abortion is wrong. Abortion is murder, it causes psychological damage, and it causes a lack of adoptable babies. For these reasons abortion…

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    Should We Make Abortion?

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    Abortion Abortion 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…

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    Is Abortion Moral

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    to form a zygote, is the beginning of life”. According to Facts on File News Services, “Abortion: When Does Human Life Begin?”, pro-life advocates share a perspective that “all living things grow and develop”. A child does no respond to circumstances or appear the same way he or she will when they mature. As the child matures and develops, they become more intellectual, taller, stronger, etc. due to the fact that they are alive. Pro-life advocates argue the same idea applies to a zygote…

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    Don Marquis publishes his argument “Why Abortion Is Immoral” operating under the assumption that the moral status of the fetus stands or falls on the question of whether or not it is the sort of being whose life it is seriously wrong to take. He notes that he does not argue for cases that involved special situation pregnancies like implantation or those that threaten the life of the women, but only ‘most’ cases. His argument is a significant change from many other anti-abortion arguments…

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    one producing more than one egg. Identical twins, or monozygotic babies, are formed when a single egg is fertilized by a single sperm and then splits into two identical halves. Once the egg is fertilized and travels down the fallopian tubes, the zygote enters the womb and splits into two. In utero, identical twins are contained in the same sac and share a placenta. Now these babies have identical DNA and have the same blood type. Identical…

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    Abortion should be illegal and considered murder. How could someone kill their own child? Would that person kill their child if they were 5 years old? It is the exact same thing. The reasons women have abortions are because they would not be able to take care of that child, to prevent a child from birth defects, pregnancy from rape or incest, or end an unwanted pregnancy. Even if the baby was a mistake, that baby could be put up for adoption if they could not take care of them. Abortion is not…

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