not, in itself, show that the restrictions are unjustified, since murder is wrong regardless of the consequences of prohibiting it; and the appeal to the right to control ones body, which is generally construed as a prop - Philosophical aspects of the abortion debate - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	not, in itself, show that the restrictions are unjustified, since murder is wrong regardless of the consequences of prohibiting it; and the appeal to the right to control ones body, which is generally construed as a prop Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-01-24 01:06:00 Open Document File Size: 156,96 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Thomson / / Continent Europe / / Event Product Issues / / IndustryTerm unjust law / satisfactory solution / insane law / manufacturing / oil / food / / Organization Catholic Church / / Person Timothy Binkley / Mary Anne Warren / Anne Lauterbach / Roger Wertheimer / Joel Feinberg / Herbert Gold / Judith Thomson / Gene Glass / Mary Mothersill / / Position strange violinist / Professor / violinist / writer / / Product human beings / / Technology genetic code / / SocialTag Behavior A Defense of Abortion Violinist Religion and abortion Judith Jarvis Thomson Personhood Philosophical aspects of the abortion debate Catholic Church and abortion Abortion debate Ethics

not, in itself, show that the restrictions are unjustified, since murder is wrong regardless of the consequences of prohibiting it; and the appeal to the right to control ones body, which is generally construed as a propAdd to Reading List