… ’ impairment argument for the immorality of abortion is based … alcohol syndrome (FAS) is
immoral, and second, if impairing … the impairment argument just tells us that abortion is immoral…

… theories of the immorality of abortion there is a reason to believe that the impairment argument
is untenable. That is because there are goods that can be achieved by abortion but that …

… Finally, while I will be arguing (and hold) that abortion is, in fact, immoral, the purpose of this
… is immoral.In other words, the goal of this chapter is not to defend the Impairment Argument …

… to criticize the application of the impairment principle to abortion, showing that it is invalid if
we … syndrome is immoral. I also argue that counter-examples show the impairment principle …

… argued that the ceteris paribus is not met for FAS and abortion, and so we proposed the
modified impairment … inflicting FAS is not immoral because at the time of impairment, the fetus …

… the conclusion that abortion is ultima facie immoral, but it also makes MIP false. Since MIP
is false, the modified impairment argument is unsound. I present two arguments against MIP. …

… reason to believe that abortion is immoral. In this paper, we forward two criticisms of the
impairment argument. First, we highlight that, as it currently stands, the argument is very weak …

… According to all versions of the impairment argument, induced abortion is immoral because
… , and in such cases the impairment argument will not entail that abortion is immoral, which is …

… Hendricks’ The Impairment Argument (TIA) claims that it is immoral to impair a fetus by
causing it to have fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS). Since aborting a fetus impairs it to a greater …

… a person, abortion is immoral: The Impairment Argument,” Perry … argument against abortion
– if impairing a fetus with fetal alcohol syndrome is immoral, then killing the fetus is immoral. …