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I don’t go for abortion because it's basically killing a person and even worse a baby. stories have been told about why people abort but still there’s other options. In this articles Mother Teresa stated “why should people abort when if there are other options.” According to Mother Teresa, ”if a mother can kill her own child, what is there to stop you from killing me.” Which mean if someone capable of killing their own child and not feel sad about it then you could kill someone you love and not feel anything.
Getting an abortion 24 weeks in is when baby’s heartbeat starts beating but in reality the heart starts beating at 3 weeks. This is why people think that it’s not killing the baby because the baby doesn’t have a heartbeat when it clearly it does.
Some facts about abortion.Approximately 90% of baby’s that are diagnosed with down syndrome are aborted. Abortion is the number one way to be killed in the United States. One in three women will get an abortion before the age of 45. 20% of abortions are from teenagers. …show more content…

God gave his people the absolutes of spiritual and moral living, he commanded, “You shall not murder.” (https://www.thoughtco.com/religion-and-spirituality-4133211). Even women that get raped or incest they want to keep the baby, some studies suggest that 75 to 85 percent of these victims choose not to have an abortion,and that women that just has sex just for fun abort the baby and regret it right after.Mostly all women have sex just to have sex and next thing you know they find out they are pregnant and they want to get an abortion because there not ready to have a child or they don't want a child,well then maybe just don’t have sex because if you’re not ready for a kid then why would you have sex. I get that you just want to have fun but keep in mind that there’s actions for what you do or what you say, and one of them is having sex and you might get

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With the debate of abortion, comes the issue of time. Research indicates that a baby's heartbeat can be detected as early as 6 weeks following conception. With this in mind, how should the timeline for abortions be determined? In most states, an abortion must be performed by the 14th week of pregnancy. Some states allow abortions up to 24 weeks for special circumstances.

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Abortion follows the moral framework of utilitarianism. Utilitarianism, otherwise known as consequentialism, is the moral theory that holds than an action can be considered good or bad in relation to its end result (Burkhardt, M.A. & Nathanial, A.K., 2014). The only factors that makes actions good or bad is the outcomes, or the end results, that are derived from them. For example, imagine the story of a woman who is mother of four, is recently divorced, and works at McDonalds, then finds out she pregnant with her fifth child. If she knows that having a fifth child would put even more financial stress on herself and would take away time from her other children who she already feels distanced from, then having an abortion is a decision she

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