(July 3, 2015 at 10:49 pm)answer-is-42 Wrote: Perhaps the best way of restating the same question I have been asking is if abortion is moral due to the mothers bodily autonomy and there is a way to terminate the pregnancy to allow the fetus a chance to remain viable ex utero then why is killing the fetus (removing life from a living thing) moral instead of a preterm delivery to attempt to salvage the fetus?
We got it the first time. You just didn't like the answers.
So, here's a hypothetical for you. Let's say you manage to save the "gob of goo" as Min so eloquently put it, what happens now? Is mom suddenly back on the hook for legal and financial responsibility until Goo Jr. is 18? You? The Hospital? A church or a charitable organization? Well? This is where the ethics get sticky because technically you just violated your patient's rights. She came in for an abortion and didn't get one.
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