… Next I argue that if a fetus is a person, abortion is still justifiable in many cases; and if a … Our
psychological constitution makes it the case that for our ethical theory to work, it must prohibit …

… are substantial differences between the early fetal stages … and the neonate. Early on, the
… paper has not established what the correct normative ethical principles are. So, the argument …

… Examination ofthe arguments pro and con suggests that fetal tissue … fetal tissue from induced
abortions must be balanced against the benefits for patients, and it is on this basis that fetal …

… abort in the early stages of fetal development and more seriously wrong to do so in the later
states, then it would seem to follow that the moral status of a fetus … his Nicomachean Ethics: "…

… in medical ethics. Evidence Acquisition: In this paper, the history of abortion within different
… If the fetus is in a full ontological shape as we know, abortion denied the right to life of the …

… a liberal but shifting view of abortion. Early in pregnancy, abortion should be unrestricted,
not because the embryo and early fetus have no value, but because pregnancy asks an …

… , ethical and legal status of the human being since its conception until its death. When we look
at a human fetus, … ethical status according to the specific development stage in which it is? …

… liberal abortion regimes, allowing early abortion for any reason and extending to viable
fetuses … Rather, I hold that the application of reason, in the context of our shared secular ethical …

… is killed in abortion–a human embryo–is indeed a human being, then examining the ethical
… that we once were embryos and fetuses, but in the embryonic and fetal stages of our lives we …

… a fetuskilling abortion, are low enough to enable the widespread use of AW;" that AW gives
fetuses at … , and the ethical precept that late in gestation a fetus is so like a baby that elective …