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Feb 5th, 2006, 02:28 AM
Why make the exception for when the mother's life is endangered? It's not like we would condone bombing a village to contain an epidemic, even if it would save more lives in the long run.
What do you consider the moral status of the fertilized egg? Is it a 'potential' human life or already a human life? Do you oppose morning after pills/embryonic stem cell research?
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