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    speak, many mothers are making the decision to let the fetus live or die. As I speak, little innocent babies are going through the cruelty of an abortion and we can’t do anything about it. I stand on the side of Pro-Life because abortion is murder and women need to put an end to it. “89 to 92% of all abortions happen during the first trimester, prior to the 13th week of gestation.” Women who abort believe that it’s acceptable because the fetus is just “a group of cells.” There is no form of life

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    famous violinist story and other examples to illustrate the morality and righteousness of abortion. Contradictory to most ethical writings on abortion, Thomson deviates from the argument regarding the fetus development and when/if a fetus becomes a person. For purposes of Thomson’s article, a fetus is a person from conception. Thomson defines ‘the right to life’ by stating “the right to life consists not in the right not to be killed, but rather in the right not to be killed unjustly.”(441) Unjustly

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    He is there and is watching us during our earliest stages in our mother’s womb. Christians believe that we need to protect fetus life in the womb. In contrast to Holly O’ Donnell, former technician for Stem Express, she saw the evidence of Planned Parenthood aborting intact fetus. It is considered sinful and illegal to terminate intact fetus rather than keep healthy fetus inside the

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    Deontologism is a school of rule-based ethics that determines whether or not an action is moral based on sets of principles or rules. These rules are fixed, and can include “it is wrong to kill” and “it is wrong to lie.” Don Marquis, who wrote “Why Abortion is Immoral” from a deontological perspective, argued that abortion is immoral, except in a few rare cases, and in order to determine why it is immoral, an account of why killing is wrong must be created. Marquis found that killing is wrong because

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    within so many resources allows for better prevention of FAS, patient centered care, and quality of care for not only the mother, but for the fetus as well. It is important to be able to have access to all types of resources, know how to interpret the information they are providing, educate the patient, and put it into practice in order to put

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    When someone hears the word “ultrasound” the first thing that one thinks of is probably a baby. People think of the black and white little image that shows the fetus for the first time. It’s fascinating to think that a small machine can process out a live image of the inside of a woman womb. Having the ability to get an image of a growing fetus was not always possible. It wasn’t until the mid-1950’s that obstetric ultrasound was introduced. (add reference) Before this woman had to struggle not knowing

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    The advantages to the approach of Mary Ann Warren showing that fetuses don’t have a right to life based on their capacities is that it is logical. In Warren’s criteria for moral personhood she states that a fetus must possess either consciousness, reasoning, self-motivated activity, the capacity to communicate, and the presence of self-concepts, and self-awareness to be considered a person (CITATION). This is logical because these are the characteristics that make up a person. Every person today

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    Developmental psychology is an intriguing topic, a fundamental revolution on the view of children. What is developmental psychology? It is a scientific approach that explains how humans change over time, from childhood to adulthood. Childhood is the time of life during which vast changes occur, a vulnerable newborn seems different to an active 2-year-old. Before the early 1960s, the study of human development was determined by either accounts of the behavioural or psychological facts. Scientists

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    Although there are many factors that affect the development of the fetus, research on the specific effects of prenatal maternal stress and the resulting negative outcomes for the development of the fetus will be reviewed. While there is knowledge of these harmful effects in scientific and medical communities, researchers are still in the midst of discovering the results of these negative effects on human development. An overall review of the literature suggests that this topic is still relatively

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    pregnancy and raising a child. Abortion should only be legal under certain circumstances by applying equality amongst the fetus and the mother without giving more rights to either for example if the mother was raped ,while possibly being underage as well, if something is wrong with her like if she was in danger of dying , or if something is wrong with the fetus like a sever disease then the mother should have a saying if she wants to have an abortion but if none of those reasons apply

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