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    An argument for the statement that there is no moral difference between killing a fetus and an infant would be; killing a person is wrong. Fetuses and infants are both not persons because they do not fulfill all of the five intrinsic things that renders something as a person. Therefore‚ killing fetuses and infants is not wrong. As stated above‚ almost all people believe that murder is always wrong because it is the act of killing people. If fetuses and infants are not people because they lack the

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    believe is one of the biggest hazards to a fetus. Drinking can put the mother and fetus at risk for several things. For example: miscarriages‚ stillbirths‚ premature infants‚ and low-birth-weight infants (Marotz & Allen 2013). When a woman is drinking on a regular basis it limits her dietary intake that both she and the fetus need to grow. Drinking during pregnancy can also have an effect on fetal development. Alcohol stays in the circulatory twice as long in a fetus than it does in the mother. This can

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    Abortion Thesis: Abortion is morally permissible in which a fetus is not a person which deprives the fetus to its right to life‚ circular reasoning is an ineffective to oppose abortion‚ abortion only risks the fetus not society‚ and deprivation from a fetus’s future and suffering of a loved one has no affect on the argument towards anti-abortion. Mary Anne Warren in On the Moral and Legal Status of Abortion stated the characteristics which are central to the concept of personhood which are “sentience

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    answers to them differ in many ways‚ depending if the issue is considered for example from the non-religious or religious point of view. In addition‚ important are also the rights of people connected to the act of abortion‚ same as the rights of a fetus. Even though legality of abortion varies from country to country‚ could it be considered as ethical and moral? As we know‚ not all issues that are legal are ethical and moral. Firstly‚ lets start with arguments in favor of abortion. Who has a right

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    Ethics 9:30-10:45 T/R Essay on Abortion A Defense on Abortion For years the “rights” of abortion has remained a sore subject for discussion due to the drastically different opinions determining the rights to life of the fetus‚ and to which point the fetus is considered a human being. Thompson’s essay‚ “A Defense of Abortion‚” provides a phenomenal approach in which she sets aside this common argument to evaluate the overall picture: in some circumstances‚ abortion is morally permissible

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    violation of the right of the baby growing inside a mother? Vivian: No it is not a violation‚ because the unborn fetus is a mass of cells that grows inside of the mother‚ it has no rights because it is not yet a human being. Once the baby is born‚ then they receive rights and are considered human beings. Socrates: All right‚ let us consider what you have said. You said that the unborn fetus is not yet a human being‚ but it will be legally considered as a human being once they are born‚ so in other words

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    relates to determining the full moral standing of an embryo or fetus. We are unable to achieve a consensus on the moral standing of an embryo or fetus due to the lack of clear definitions of death (or life)‚ the conflicts of determining fetus sentience and the different viewpoints of the moral standings for a pregnant woman. The lack of definite definition of death causes problems when determining the moral standing of an embryo or fetus. According to Veatch‚ there are three definitions of death:

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    Marquis believe that killing is one of the worst of crimes because their future is taken away along with their life. Many people who agree with abortion would disagree with Marquis that abortion is the same as killing a person‚ as much as killing the fetus that would later become a

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    What does it mean to be a ’human being ’? When does a human fetus become a ’human being ’? At what point does an individual physical being come into existence? Is there any morally relevant break along the biological process of development from the unicellular zygote to birth? The common foundation of abortion arguments will answer the initial question of what defines life‚ or more specifically‚ at what point in the development of the fetus the line should be drawn between life and non-life. Some argue

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    abortion is wrong because they believe that every fetus should have a chance at life. With that being said‚ people who believe in Pro Life should also put into perspective. Would they want to live a life in which they had no cognitive‚ behavioral‚ or physical control. Personally I can say living a life where I had no capability of functioning without having to be dependent on others wouldn’t be a “walk in the park”. Granted that‚ Rebecca Ayrey’s fetus had a heart defect and two areas of her brain

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