Back to category: Science Limited version - please login or register to view the entire paper. Unpractical Ethics Unpractical Ethics: The Singer Approach Singer’s argument: 1. It is fine to kill a non-rational and non-functional member of society 2. A fetus is neither rational nor functional member of society Therefore, it is fine to terminate the pregnancy of a fetus. Counter argument: 1. A fetus has just as much of a claim to life as a human being. 2. A fetus has no ability to object to the termination of his/her life. 3. According to Singer, it is wrong to kill a human being without their consent. Therefore, it is wrong to kill a fetus. The following is an excerpt of my confrontation with Mr. Singer. (You refers to Singer): Mr. Singer, first I would like to say that your book brings up a lot of interesting and controversial topics, and although I do not agree with everything that you have to say, I commend you for writing it. One of your opinions that I ... Posted by: Jack Drewes Limited version - please login or register to view the entire paper. |
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