Moral Worth and Inviolability of Unborn Children

Chisholm Health Ethics Bulletin 11 (3):1 (2006)
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Ford, Norman The moral worth and dignity of the unborn child varies according to peoples' fundamental religious and personal beliefs on what constitutes a human person. The antithetical views on the moral value of the unborn child are due to different philosophies, which admits the existence and meaningfulness of nonmaterial reality and the other that practically denies both

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