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A 5 page paper which argues against abortion. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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related to the fact that her body belongs to her. Others argue that no matter what a woman desires, the truth is that in her body, when pregnant, she carries
a human life and has no right to put an end to its life. Some people argue against abortion through religious ideals, whereas the people who generally argue for abortion
argue on the grounds of Supreme Court decisions as well as human rights. With these basic foundations in mind the following paper argues against abortion. The paper argues that no
matter ones thought, the truth is that a fetus is a living and growing human being and putting an end to its growth is murder. Argument Against Abortion First
and foremost, the argument herein will not argue against all abortions. There are times, and situations, wherein a womans life is at risk when she is pregnant, such as the
case with an ectopic pregnancy. In such cases abortion, for health reasons, should be permissible and legal. The argument against abortion is an argument against abortion as a means of
simply eliminating a fetus for personal reasons. As mentioned in the introduction, many people who argue against abortion do so with religious ideals in mind. However, one need not
be religious or Christian to believe that abortion is wrong, and that abortion is murder. One need not rely on the words in the Bible to argue that abortion is
murder. As one work, and a work that uses the Bible to support their arguments, states, "It is never right to kill an innocent person. Some might maintain that the
Supreme Court has determined that fetuses are not persons. But the Court also once said that blacks were not persons" (Baird; Rosenbaum 196). Logically, just because the Supreme Court has
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