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If the unborn are human persons, the principles of justice and non-maleficence (rightly understood) prohibit every abortion; that is, every procedure or technical process carried out with the intention of killing an unborn child or terminating its development.
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contracted pregnancy, obstructive desire, discontinuation account, cortically dead infant, reasonable medical alternatives, cell mass division, theoretical equipoise, evidentiary view, somatic cell engineering, germ line engineering, potentiality principle, precedent autonomy, fair innings argument, clinical equipoise, organ transplantation policy, worse than letting die, germ line changes, difference thesis, transplant societies, germ line alterations, nephew die, intentional causation, transplantable organs, active voluntary euthanasia, procreative autonomy
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New York, United States, John Pearson, Oxford University Press, Hastings Center Report, Moral Difference Myth, President's Commission, Golden Rule, American Medical Association, Peter Singer, Roman Catholic, Cambridge University Press, Clarendon Press, Helga Kuhse, James Rachels, Public Affairs, Good Samaritan, Sanctity of Life Ideal, Huntington's Disease, Journal of the American Medical, Anthony Bland, Supreme Court, John Harris, Basil Blackwell Ltd, Englewood Cliffs
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