Debating the Ethics of Abortion: Perspectives and Arguments

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Delve into the contentious issue of abortion through a comprehensive exploration of various perspectives and arguments. From discussions on the beginning of life to major arguments for and against abortion, this content presents thought-provoking insights into a complex ethical dilemma that continues to spark debate worldwide.

  • Abortion Debate
  • Ethical Dilemma
  • Pro-Choice
  • Pro-Life
  • Controversial Issue

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  1. 8 MIKE MAZZALONGO The Problem The Problem of Abortion of Abortion

  2. KEY QUESTION When does life begin?

  3. ...there was no point in time between the union of the sperm and egg and the birth of the infant at which point we could say that this was nota human life. -International Conference on Abortion Washington DC, 1967

  4. But when he had considered this, behold, an angel of the Lord appeared to him in a dream, saying, Joseph, son of David, do not be afraid to take Mary as your wife; for the Child who has been conceived in her is of the Holy Spirit. - Matthew 1:20

  5. Major Arguments forAbortion A. Rape or incest Less than 1% occurrence Abortion adds to the initial aggression

  6. Major Arguments forAbortion A. Rape or incest B. Psychological reasons

  7. Major Arguments forAbortion A. Rape or incest B. Psychological reasons C. Every child a wanted child

  8. Major Arguments forAbortion A. Rape or incest B. Psychological reasons C. Every child a wanted child D. A woman s right to choose

  9. Major Arguments forAbortion A. Rape or incest B. Psychological reasons C. Every child a wanted child D. A women s right to choose E.Saves handicapped children from suffering

  10. Major Arguments forAbortion A. Rape or incest B. Psychological reasons C. Every child a wanted child D. A women s right to choose E. Saves handicapped children from suffering F.Population control

  11. Exceptions? Saving the mother s life, not her lifestyle.

  12. The Cross of Christ is Gods answer to all sins and failure, including abortion.

  13. DISCUSSION QUESTIONS DISCUSSION QUESTIONS #1 Have you ever known someone who had an abortion? How did you feel about it?

  14. DISCUSSION QUESTIONS DISCUSSION QUESTIONS #2 Why do you think seemingly "good" and "sincere" people openly support the pro-choice movement?

  15. DISCUSSION QUESTIONS DISCUSSION QUESTIONS #3 Should we give instruction to young unmarried people about birth control methods in addition to the teachings about abstinence?

  16. DISCUSSION QUESTIONS DISCUSSION QUESTIONS #4 If your (wife, sister, etc.) risked death during pregnancy would you intervene medically if it meant harming the baby? What moral or spiritual rationale would you provide for this?

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