… opportunity for moral compromise. Here, I argue those opposed to abortion have a prima
facie moral obligation to … Many theories of government contend that the state has a prima facie …

… We argue against Thomson’s view that abortion is permissible even if fetuses have high
moral status. Against this, we argue that, because many mothers are morally responsible for …

… latter is prima facie incompatible with the substance view, which, like the majority of compelling
anti-abortion theories, contends that abortion is wrong because fetuses have the same …

… “There is much to admire and appreciate in this volume, which may be the strongest book-length
defense of the view that abortion is morally impermissible. It is easy to read, deeply …

… This means that the TIP ceteris paribus clause is not satisfied for abortion. Crucially, this is
not predicated on interest theory, but on Hendricks’ own explanation of why inflicting FAS is …

… theory is false and (b) even if the interest theory of rights is correct, it does not threaten my
argument, and hence objections to my argument rooted in interest theory … ) a theory of morality …

… an aborted fetus will not have any (since it is dead). Since a fetus will be maximally impaired
by abortion—all its abilities will be limited in the process of abortion—having an abortion …

… , that abortion should not be illegal because most abortions are not morally wrong (and so
they are not seriously or extremely wrong). So the states above are making bad moral and …

… This article will seek to apply ethics of care to make the case for the public good of abortion.
While ethics of care is thought by some to be antithetical to abortion rights, this article will …

… To give a fetus FAS is immoral, and so the impairment principle therefore entails abortion is
… to abortion. Accordingly, his argument does not succeed in showing abortion to be immoral. …