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    Induced Abortion

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    ostensibly from records dating back to the third millennium BCE” (Potts and Campbell 1). Within this medical text‚ archeologists located the first recorded evidence of an induced abortion using a “plant fiber tampon coated with a compound … [that consisted of] honey and crushed dates” (Potts and Campbell 2). As one can see‚ abortion has gone on for thousands of years‚ possibly even prior to the beginning of recorded history. However‚ with recorded history‚

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    Argument for Abortion

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    The argument of abortion has been raging since the Supreme Court case‚ Roe vs. Wade‚ in 1973. This court case has divided the country into two factions: pro-choice and pro-life. Pro-life advocates argue that abortions are murder and extreme levels of child abuse. While pro-choice advocates believe abortions are a justifiable means to end pregnancies. The pro-choice argument is that the fetus is not yet a human being and its rights should not override that of the mother’s. An importance on

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    The Ethics Of Abortion

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    In today’s society abortion is a touchy topic for many people as it may lead to arguments between people and the state. As many people think that it is the women’s right to choose if she believes she shall follow through on an abortion or not. Many people believe that in all circumstances a women shall never have an abortion as they see abortions as horrible thing that goes against their religions. There are many different circumstances of why people choose to get abortions. Many women find it in

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    MARQUIS ABORTION

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    Ethical Theories 1 Explain Marquis’s presentation of the "typical" anti-abortion argument. 1. Fetuses are living and human.   2. Humans have the right to live.   3.  Fetuses have a right to life.   4. Women have a right to control their bodies.   5. The right to life is morally more important than the right to control one’s body.   6. Abortion places the right to control one’s body over the right to life.    Abortion is wrong.   Then explain his presentation of the "typical" pro-life argument

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    Abortion Is Harsh

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    Was she happy‚ sad‚ angry‚ or confused? Now imagine not being born. What does it look like? Not very fun isn’t it. Today in America women all over are considering to murder their child. You might be thinking‚ “wow that was harsh”. But it’s true‚ Abortion is MURDER. First there is a pill. A pill that will make you no longer carry a pregnancy. Basically giving you medicine to suffocate your child. Then another pill to empty out the uterus‚ so that there is no trace that a child was even there.

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    Abortion Philosophy

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    Abortion has been a known practice among women for thousands of years. It has been legal in the United States since the first settlers crossed the ocean centuries ago. There was legislation in the nineteenth century that made abortions legal in some states‚ but ever since the revolutionary Supreme Court case Roe vs. Wade‚ women are given the right to decide to have an abortion or not. In recent years‚ abortions have become a safer way to terminate one’s pregnancy‚ and involve much less risk than

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    Christianity And Abortion

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    Love Ethic of Jesus can also be applied to the concept of abortion. As one can tell by the name of this ethical system‚ Christianity is the main proponent of this system through its direct application of the Great Commandment. The Great Commandment states that one should love God and that one should love his/her neighbor as one loves his/herself. Following the Great Commandment without the applications of Christianity as a whole‚ abortion could be seen as a viable and moral choice. The reasoning

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    Abortions To Kill

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    Abortion‚ known to make lives easier and support stem cell research‚ masks its true identity of murder with such interests since it justifies the inexistence of a person’s life with those societal pleasures. With that in mind‚ society must demolish masked murder because life‚ the most important aspect. must be maintained to secure future lives. In fact‚ individuals find abortion to exist as murder because an embryo presents a form of human life. As a result‚ they condemn stem cell research that requires

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    Abortion Argument

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    Annotated Bibliography-Abortion Bethany Stansberry Prof. Eldridge Ivy Tech Community College November 26‚ 2012 Abortion The related topic between the four articles listed below is abortion. There will always be an argument for abortion and against abortions. As a women‚ I can relate to both sides; pro-choice and pro-life. The fact that the government is trying to take away the choice for an abortions‚ raises a lot of questions to me. Why shouldn’t women have a choice? Krause‚ K. W. (2011

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    A Defense of Abortion

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    Abortion is viewed as morally impermissible. The premise is made that the fetus’s right to life outweighs the mother’s right as to what happens in and to her body. Thomson argues that abortion is morally permissible in certain cases such as rape and if the mother’s life is at risk. Thomson’s argument is valid‚ thus making the original argument that abortion is morally impermissible‚ false in certain cases‚ and also rejecting the original premise that was made. Thomoson uses the premise that

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