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    are persons prior to the point of viability‚ but instead by stating that the Constitution does not imply a woman’s right to make decisions about her own reproductive system. This reasoning would allow states to not only ban abortions‚ but also to mandate abortions if they so chose. The state would be given absolute authority to determine whether or not a woman will carry her pregnancy to

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    through access to contraception‚ abortion‚ sterilization‚ and information and education. Reproductive control allows a woman to determine when and whether she will have children. A woman’s ability to control the birth and spacing of her children has a direct impact on her educational‚ economic‚ and social opportunities‚ and a woman’s enjoyment of heterosexual activity can be affected by the fear of becoming pregnant because she lacks information about and access to contraception and abortion. Women

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    If‚ as Marquis argues‚ it is wrong to kill a potential person because doing so deprives it of a future like ours‚ is it wrong to practice contraception and deprive a potential person of a future like ours? There are various views regarding abortion and whether it should be accepted. Applying the Doctrine of Sanctity of life is a conservative view against abortion. An observation made by Don Marquis believes that abortion is wrong because it deprives a being of a future like ours and it is morally

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    Sex Education in the Classroom Amanda Buchanan SOC 100-70 – Principles of Sociology October 11‚ 2011 Page 1 Sex Education in Classroom Sex education in the classroom is very important in today’s society. Jones (2009) stated that “America has fallen victim to a plague of Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STD ’s) and teen pregnancy‚ and there is only one way to dig ourselves out of this hole: sex education”

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    Birth Control to Teenagers July 8‚ 2011 Giving Birth Control to Teenagers The matter of teenage contraception is a hotly contended matter in contemporary societies the world over. The controversy pits proponents of pragmatism who argue for the addressing of an undeniable reality of teenage sexual activeness and exponents of teenage contraception who hold that the provisions of contraception methods to teenagers will only fuel their risky and premature sexual activity. The object of the paper

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    shock‚ and openly embrace the idea of offering free contraception to teenagers‚ there is a strong opposition as well. Those who stand against condom distribution believe that condom distribution is a way of promoting sexual activity‚ and believe in the teaching of abstinence-only education in the schools. The habits taught and promoted during teen years will be long lasting. Therefore‚ with proper education and the distribution of free contraception‚ there will be prevention of poor sexual behavior

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    Ms. Laseter English 102 8 June 2014 Abstinence vs. Contraception Should early sex education programs only teach about abstinence or should they include the facts about contraception too? There is no specific way that it has to be taught but there is a debate on which ways have the best outcome. Abstinence is refraining from having sex and the only way to not get infected with a sexually transmitted disease. On the other hand‚ contraception is also known as birth control or other devices that

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    upon‚ and requires a governing body with supreme authority over its people‚ but it can be very effective. Contraception Another important way to limit population growth is to increase the rate of contraception among the population. Contraception‚ while not infallible‚ drastically reduces fertility rates‚ often with minimal expense. While contraception and education about using contraception is widely available in rich countries‚ people in poor countries may not have access to simple contraceptive

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    (withdrawing the penis before emission of semen to avoid conception)‚ and Allahs Messenger replied‚ That is the secret burying alive.(877). Both religious teachings on contraception are the same in both religions as both teach the sanctity of human life and that children are a gift from the Creator. Although one allows the use of contraception only in cases where it is acceptable by Muhammads teaching in the sacred texts. The Roman Catholic and Islamic teachings in regards to homosexuality are similar

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    against her will (a right to have an abortion). P3: The unborn uses the mother’s body against her when the pregnancy is the result of rape‚ incest‚ or defective contraception. P4: Therefore‚ abortion is permissible in cases of rape‚ incest‚ or defective contraception. Case Gard Ethics 2204 29 October 2013 Outline Intro A. About 40% of pregnancies end in abortion. That number is huge. Why so many? B. Thesis: Abortion is a highly

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