The Concept of Abortion

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The Concept of Abortion "Abortion is never justified" I neither agree or disagree with this statement. I mostly disagree with the concept of abortion, but in some cases I feel it is morally acceptable. For example, if the mother has been raped then having the child would only remind her of the unfortunate incident and she may never be able to love her child in the same way she would with a child who was conceived normally. I also believe that abortion is morally acceptable if the mothers life is in danger if she has the baby. Although a baby is a new life, I think the mother should put herself first in that situation. I also think that it is not fair to have the baby if it is likely to die shortly after birth. The baby would only feel pain in its short time of living and I think that is unfair. Many people believe that if the mother did not plan to become pregnant then it is morally right for her to have an abortion. I strongly disagree with this opinion. I agree with the Roman Catholic viewpoint, that nobody should ever exclude the possibility of conceiving, and that if a child is not wanted then you should not be having sex. Abortion carries many health risks, such as post - abortion traumatic

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