The Pro-Life Argument is an Abstract Moral Dissertation

Lesson 4: A Critique of the Pro-Life Argument (Part 2)

Lesson 4: A Critique of the Pro-Life Argument (Part 2)

Last week, I suggested the Po-Life argument makes me feel I am engaged in an abstract, academic, moral dissertation rather than an attempt to solve a real-life human problem. I find resorting to moral absolutes represents Kant more than Jesus. And I wince whenever advocates preclude intelligent conversation by claiming it leads to an inevitable […]

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Lesson 3: A Critique of the Pro-Life Argument (Part1)

Lesson 3: A Critique of the Pro-Life Argument (Part1)

A Pro-Choice woman’s claim, “My body, my decision,” is hardly a complete ethical argument. Like many moral decisions we make in real life, it maintains that there is nothing better. In that sense, it is a rejection of the Pro-Life propositions. That means we should examine closely what those are. The most cogent presentation I […]

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