Question 16
Here is one, simple way to express the central argument in the abortion debate:
Killing an innocent person is wrong
The unborn is an innocent person from conception
Therefore, it is wrong to kill the unborn
The conclusion of this argument expresses a moral judgement. Which of the premises is a moral statement and why? which is a nonmoral statement and why? The crux of the debate focuses on the second premise. What, in particular, is at issue for both the conservative and the liberal view?
Question 17
Which two moral principles have the most significant bearing on the question of the permissibility of active voluntary euthanasia? In what way do these two principles affect the moral debate?
16)The unborn are the most innocent from conception who are considered divine under the God.This is more moral .The unborn was the person who has not committed any crime or mistake to be punished for life .Even killing a persip is moral but this statrmsta doesn't match with the debate in abortion. Because it is a general statement applicable for all .
17) Euthanasia is an act of ending life with the help of a medical team.This happen if the patient is unable to survive a disease and has suffered a lot both physically and emotionally due to poor or no prognosis out of medical help.Voluntary Euthanasia is one the person by self gives the consent in a sound mind .The underlying principle of a person has the right to end his life according to their wish.Thr second principle being the patient is in a vegetative state just having life and impossibility of getting reversed from his status.Now a days the prinvippr of double effect can be noticed in most cases.Seeking help of court to get an end for pain as a management by ending life.The only rule which is morally good is everybody has a right to death through Euthanasia and accrpacc as a universal principle .that euthanasia be morally accepted.
It affects the moral debate by depiction of the preciousness of a life that no one can end their life on their own
It is an act of going against nature and ending life.It is a form of assisted suicide.
Here is one, simple way to express the central argument in the abortion debate:
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