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PHILOSOPHERS AND THE ISSUE OF ABORTION - Socinian
socinian.orgJul 27, 2000 · PHILOSOPHERS AND THE ISSUE OF ABORTION Page 3 of 6 7/27/00 The conservative position contends that from conception the fetus has full moral status; hence a serious right to life. John Noonan objects to the example of the unconscious violinist of Thomson's model and offers a more realistic example.
Vaccines and the Right of Conscience by Edward J. Furton
www.immunize.orgvaccine is currently produced from a cell line that had its origin in abortion.1 Two other vaccines are similarly implicated in the tragedy of abortion: the hepatitis A and the new varicella (“chicken pox”) vaccines. As unfortunate as these facts are, an analysis of the problem, using traditional Catholic moral principles, does not seem to
Abortion and Mental Health
www.apa.orgmoral and legal controversy. Over the last two decades, one aspect of this controversy has focused on the claim that abortion has negative effects on women’s mental health (Bazelon, 2007; Cohen, 2006; Lee, 2003). This critical review of research conducted on the mental health conse-quences of abortion from 1989 to 2008 evaluates the em-