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2. F I RS T
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17. Fat her
Ri ght s

18. I n f o r mi n g
t nh n g t h e
D e t e r mi i
e
f at h e r s
pre f e re nce
I f h e h as an
e q u al vo i c e
OR
S h o u l d h e h ave
“ Ve t o Po we r ”

19. Par e n t
Ri g h t s

20. Par ent s have no r i ght s
Paent ha e t r t be not
r s v he ight o ified
Pr ences need t be consider
efer o ed
Par e n t s h ave an e q u al vo i c e
Parents should be the Ultimate
decision maker.

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S o me b e l i e ve t h at p u t t i n g a l i mi t o n t h e amo u n
o f ab o r t i o n s a wo man c an h ave i s an i n f r i n g e me n
o n a wo man ’ s r i g h t .
Some ague t tt e is acera
r ha her t in
ext ofr
ent esponsibil yt tneeds
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t be consider
o ed.

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t ining o he mountofa t aw n ca ha e.
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25. A ding t t Aa G t cherInst ut
ccor o he l n utma it e,
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oughl HAL F OF AL L pregnancies
in t U.Sae unpl nned. “
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26. Ques t i on:
W is itahuma W is ITent l t huma r s?Some peopl ague t tITis
hen n? hen ited o n ight e r ha
due huma r s ba on t st ges ofbiol ldev opment
n ight sed he a ogica el .

27. Co n c e p t i o n
Some bel e t tITis due huma r s a t pointofconcept
iev ha n ight t he ion.
T is t v ymomentw t sper ent s t egg. If
his he er hen he m er he
concept is t pointa w huma r s ae due, t feril
ion he t hich n ight r he t ized
egg w d be seen a ha ing t r t dev op l a ot
oul s v he ight o el ike ny her
person.

28. n:
ta ti o
l an
mp This is whenthe fertilized eggattaches tothe innerliningofthe uterus. People argue
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t tma t eggs ae feril bysper butae oft expeled fr t body
ha ny imes r t ized m r en l om he
t ough menstuaion befor t egg impl nt it fin t l oft ut us.
hr r t e he a s sel he ining he er
Peopl t t tt unbor chil is due r s onl ift egg is a e t impl nt
e hink ha he n d ight y he bl o a
it fin t l oft w
sel he ining he omb

29. Ot h e r Po i n t s i n t h e Pr e g n an c y
1. T ee w offet ldev opment heat br in, spina cor a ga r est lta begin t fr
hr eeks a el : r, a l d, nd stoint ina r ct o om.
2. F t fiv w offet ldev opment eyes a eas st r t for Heatbeas a r a r hm a bl begins t fl
our o e eeks a el : nd r at o m. r t t egul r hyt nd ood o ow
t ough v s. Ams a l begin t gr .
hr essel r nd egs o ow
3 Six t Sev w offet ldev opment t ams a l ae cl ryv e, ha a feetha e digit l begin t
. o en eeks a el : he r nd egs r eal isibl nds nd v s, ungs o
form.
4 Nine t t el e w offet ldev opment fet ha w lfor fa itca ma afist ha genit l a a 12 w ca
. o w v eeks a el : us s el- med ce, n ke , s aia nd t eeks n
suck it t
s humb.
5. T t t sixt w offet ldev opment fet is neal 6inches l a ma a iv mov s.
hireen o een eeks a el : us ry ong nd kes ct e ement

30. Co n t i n u i n g
Ot h e r Po i n t s i n t h e Pr e g n an c y
By: El i z ab e t h
6. T ent t t ent four w offet ldev opment: R y11 inches, t fet lnowha aheat ta t mot ca feel
w y o w y- eeks a el oughl he a s rbea nd he her n
t mov
he ementoft chil
he d.
2. T ent fiv t t ent eightw offet ldev opment W
w y- e o w y- eeks a el : eighing a 2 t 3pound t fet is nowr pidl dev oping
bout o he us a y el
3 t ent nine t t t t o w offet ldev opment T fet is nowa 15 inchs in size w
. w y- o hiry-w eeks a el : he us bout eighing a a 5 pounds. T
t bout he
ba is nowa e t contolit ow bodyt
by bl o r ’s n emper t e.
aur
4 t t sev t fory-w w offet ldev opment fet is consider t be ful t m now
. hiry- en o t t o eeks a el : us ed o l er .
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31. Vi abi l i t y
W
W
What i s i t ?
Viability is basically described as
hat i s i t ?
hat i s i t ?
at what point can the fetus live without the need of the mothe

32. M NT LCA CIT
E A PA Y
By: Ke vi n
Jame s
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Definitio
Th e s c o p e o f a h u man b e i n g ' s
f r ame o f mi n d .

33. t needed t be ment lyca bl ofbeingahuma being:
hings o al pa e n

34. Co n s c i o u s n e s s : T ca cit t ha e st t ofa aeness, such a st t oft
he pa y o v aes w r s aes hinking orfeel
ing.
S e l f - c o n s c i o u s n e s s : T a it ofbeing a ae on one's sel
he bil y wr f.
S e n t i e n c e : T a it oft ha e cera kinds ofconscious exper .
he bil y o v t in iences
Cap ac i t y t o c o mmu n i c at e : T a it t use v ba a non- er lmodes ofcommunicaion.
he bil y o er l nd v ba t
Re as o n i n g : T a it offor aing goas a ident
he bil y mul t l nd ifying beha ior t tae needed t a e t
v s ha r o chiev hem.
S o c i al vi s i b i l i t y: T a it ofbeing a e t t ke patin al r socia gr
he bil y bl o a r ager l oup.
Cap ac i t y f o r s e l f - mo t i vat e d ac t i vi t y: Abeing t tis aiv a ca bl ofsel dir e
ha l e, nd pa e f- ect
mov .
ement
Cap ac i t y f o r mo r al ag e n c y: Abeing t tca a
ha n ssume t mor lr
he a esponsibil yt ads ot s.
it ow r her

35. AL I TY
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T is t a it ofl
his he bil y ookinga w tafet ca become,
t ha us n
NOT
j t biol lst ges ofdev opment"IT ha a ed.
ust he ogica a el " s chiev

36. CAN W COME TO A CONCL US I ON
E

37. I n or der t o c om t o a c onc l us i on, t he
e
i nc ons i s t enc i es have t o be addr es s ed i n
t he pr oc eedi ng di s c us s i ons ;
s pec i f i c al l y, w hen does s oc i et y
c ons i der t hat
"It"
has t he s am r i ght s , AND w
e hen
"It"
i s c ons i der ed t o be a hum bei ng. Som
an e
of t hes e i nc ons i s t enc i es c an be s een i n
c er t ai n l aw t hat ar e on t he books .
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38. CONCL US I ON
A w h t discussions ofr ce r aions, t deah penat a
s it he a el t he t ly s
w la G BT mat s, w
el s L 's ter omen's issues ha it pl ce a t
s s a t he
t bl ofheaed a pol r t
ae t nd aizing opics; E CIAL w t
SPE L Y hen he
subj s ofconta iv a a t comes up. T issue is
ect r cept es nd borion his
so emot lychaged a pol r t titdiv amost
ional r nd aizing ha ides l
ev yfa ic ofA ica l T subj ofa t ha aso
er br mer n ife. he ect borion s l
beca asw issue, t t pointw e pol icia ae
me ing o he her it ns r
el ed ba on howt feelon t subj . M eov ,
ect sed hey he ect or er
t e ae l w ha e been pa ORae in t pr of
her r a s v ssed, r he ocess
being intoduced w e itpol r t t ev furher
r her aizes he opic en t
ba on r igious pr ence, et a per lmor l t
sed el efer hics nd sona as, he
U.SConst ut in r r t per lfr
it ion egads o sona eedom, a curent nd r
heat r l w
lhcae a s.

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