… Substance view theorists oppose abortion for this reason: in their view beings like us are …
inherent moral worth, and those who perform induced abortion fail to recognize this moral worth…

… , either with or without reference to abortion. We cannot derive any conclusions about the
permissiblity of abortion, therefore, from any argument which refers specifically to a time lapse …

… with relatively liberal abortion laws, over 90% of all abortions take place … abortions before
13 weeks’ gestation do not involve any meaningful likelihood of pain for the fetus. Abortions …

… fetuses who were human organisms makes abortion wrong.… it is wrong to kill us now, ie, we
have properties that make it … the killing), it was wrong to kill us at any stage of our development…

… Consequently, there was a tacit … their right to abortion in order to gain access to the new
national community, in which a strict regulation of abortion was equalled with exemplary moral …

Many people believe that the abortion debate will end when at some point in the future it will
be possible for fetuses to develop outside the womb. Ectogenesis, as this technology is …

… of abortion politics with new social formations across moral, medical, political, and scientific
fields in 21st-century America. We argue that the study of abortion … It also provides a sharply …

… a new argument for the duty not to perform selective abortions in relevantly analogous
circumstances. Since both arguments are cast in terms of moral obligation, their … the special moral …

… new abortion law submitted to the Sejm (Poland’s lower house of Parliament), shortly before
the June 1989 parliamentary elections, ignited a fiery and emotional debate about abortion …

… It is based on this that we developed a moral argument that counters the anti-abortionist
views. Abortion is … Abortion puts a knife to this complementary web. This work made use of …