In today's society, the weakest people are the very young and the very old. ... The weakest in society are unborn babies, as they can't be heard, and the dying, as they are not heard. ... As Christians we should follow Jesus' teachings and not take away the life of another person, but in today's society the taking of life, especially unborn babies, can be seen as acceptable. ... The rules of Christ are different to the rules we live with in today's world. Today's society looks up to the rich and famous and treats them better than others as they are more...

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Abortion I"m writing about abortion, the rights, the innocent babies, and the society we live in. There are a few more important things issues in this country today than abortion. ... Premature babies, however do achieve it, according to today's standard. ... The only time it becomes the interest of society is when another member or society has his or her rights violated as a result of ones ethical system. ... The points of the laws we have are to codify the ethics that dictate the entire operation of a society. ...

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Teenagers in the United States are experimenting with sexual activities more and more today than ever before, and the sad thing about this issue is that it is becoming common-place in our society, because it is not being frowned upon as it were just a couple of years ago. ... PART I: THE CAUSES One of the most important factors that encourage teenagers to start exploring sex is the society. In the society we live in today, sex is the number one favored topic. ... In relation to effects of society, a question that should also be asked is that do we really need sex education in the schools? ....

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Health, beauty and success are a major part of today's society. ... The misconceptions society has put on disabled people is very disturbing. ... These individuals have had to deal with what society views as "difficult and a burden" and have raised these children successfully. ... No matter if you are disabled or not you are still your own unique individual and that's what makes our world so diverse and how it is today. ... Too often today we make our moral choices based on an inflated perception of our personal rights or on the basis of convenience....

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Today, teens become sexually active not when they move out of the parental home and into a family of their own, but while they are still considered as children. Young women are just as likely as young men today to be sexually active before marriage. ... Society as a whole seems to have a negative view of teenage pregnancies. ... There still is a high moral and ethical standard that have been set in our society. ... Another reason society views teen pregnancy negatively is because of the substantial financial burden that the problem poses on society and the economy. ...

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Roussel Uclaf 38486 (RU 486), also known as mifepristone, has become a major focal point in today's society. ... (Population Council and Wellcome Trust 1998) Mifepristone has only one use for our society today, and that is to abort a fetus. ... "The women who took part in clinical trials represented a cross section of society, with a range of reasons for opting for the drug. ... (Richwine Reuters) Vice President Al Gore was quoted as saying, "Today's decision is not about politics but the health and safety of American women and a woman's fundamental right to ch...

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Today, women still face challenges in regards to an abortion. ... In today's society women are still facing discrimination in the workplace such as pregnancy discrimination and unequal pay. ... In society women are seen as a mother and wife; the traditional role. ... Today society is like patriarchy because the world seem like it revolve around men and women only position was function in capitalism and sex gender system (Holmstrom, 2003) Also, women are being discriminated against because pregnancy at which employed. ... The issue of violence against women is still an issue that ...

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Society will always find a way to do the procedure because it can be made into an economic gain. ... The separation of church, and state has been an issue for centuries so it key not to include them into the choices made by our government today. It is unfair, and restricts the freedom of citizens to impose religious beliefs onto the entirety of society. As a society, it is not fair to make laws based off religious interpretations. ... This is not the case, financial stability is rough to achieve in today's society, and a new addition to the family creates another burden for parents. ...

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Teen pregnancy has become a growing epidemic in today's society and is a very frequently spoken about topic amongst adolescents and adults alike. ... This statistic is a valid example of how teenage girls in todays society are being forced to grow up before they are truly ready, which is exactly what leads girls to engage in premature sex causing unintended pregnancies. ... Hafford pertains directly to teenage alcohol abuse and the toll it takes on the amount of teen rpegnancys today. ... In summation, teen pregnancy should not be looked down upon in our society due to the various facto...

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Abortion has long been an extremely controversial issue within Australia and throughout the world. With a more liberal approach to abortion now evident, and two thirds of countries permitting such practices, it is perhaps surprising that abortion is still illegal within Australia. The abortion debat...

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Modern society is for several reasons a non-child-friendly society. ... Even Hippocrates, the famous philosopher, spoke against abortion because he feared injury to the woman, recommended it on occasion by prescribing violent exercises. 1 In primitive tribal societies, abortions were induced by using poisonous herbs, sharp sticks, or by sheer pressure on the abdomen until vaginal bleeding occured. ... Regardless of the law, abortions are carried out in every country in the world today. ... If this continues, the impact upon society will be tremendous. One problem that we already have, is that...

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Hale's first argument is made in the idea that the fundamental duty of a society is to protect the lives of all those who are a part of the community. ... According to Christopher Hale, the real issue that our society should be working on is the issue of an imperfect society. ... His concept of protecting the life of a person who is a member of a society is one that is reasonable and justifiable. ... She accuses the pro-life movements of having brainwashed the American public into believing that abortions are hideous acts of murder, and that in actuality, abortions are not as horrible as ...

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Of us 5 women here today, almost 2 of us would have been pregnant as a teenager. ... Birth Control and safe sex are words that we hear daily in our society. ... We have found that even today in our society many teens feel pressured into having sex. ... Today is very different from the Sixties when all of America's youth proclaimed the virtues of free love. ...

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This decision on whether or not the fetus is living or not is extremely difficult to make, therefore creating moral conflict in our society today and for many years to come. Today there are three main positions being held on the abortion issue. ... Today the second position has proven most popular most likely because people can choose the best points of each side of the issue. ... When I was younger I thought it was unreal that so many women were getting pregnant and turning to abortion because they didn't want the baby; as I grow older and am exposed to more people who are dealing with t...

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So having a surrogate mother is nothing new in today's society. ... Surrogacy has become the most popular trend in today's society. ... There is currently queerer parenting occurring in today's society. ...

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The issue of abortion is an extremely important one today in society and one must reason for how it is allowed to continue. ... The second pro-choice argument, "The reproductive choice empowers women by giving them control over their own bodies", devalues the foundation of the world and society. ... The world and societies foundation is built on the ability to reproduce and have a family, not on the killing of innocent unborn babies. According to the Catholic Church, the family is the original cell of social life and it is the natural society. ... Pope John Paul II states, "Toda...

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With the overemphasis on sexuality in today's society not only in a social setting but in a personal setting as well it is difficult to escape the pressure. ... With all the diseases going around today people know the consequences and still would rather not practice safe sex. ... Nothing can be perfect in today's society so why dream of one so I think even though I don't agree with all that happens in the one we have know I can live with it, I"m going to have to. ...

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Since the Darwinian Revolution of the 19th century our society has turned upside down. ... How can we as a society sanction the murdering of developing babies? ... Western society (Canada & U.S.A.) is historically a Judeo-Christian culture with Judeo-Christian values. ... They seek to change one of the most fundamental values of our society. ... As one could imagine this isn't a view that would be favored by male society. ...

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Gender selection and or sex selection "means choosing the sex of a future child, either before or after conception" (Center For Genetics and Society) Couples now a days want to select the gender of the baby. ... This is one of the most controversial issues today and health professionals, along with other professionals alike have argued that gender selection should be strictly based on a natural selection process as it has been for many years in the past. ...

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There are organizations, group and even societies for and against abortion. ... And this court decision has increased the controversy of the subject in the society. ... Their target audience is basically the entire society. ... They also try get people from the society involved and try to raise funds. ... Also, their goal is to get as much support, donations and funds from other members of the society. ...

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Outline Thesis Statement: Abortion, the termination of pregnancy, has been a social problem and political debate in our society resulting in a standstill towards progressing towards a solution. ... Abortion is an intense debate in our society. ... Today, abortion is an intense debate in our society. ... In our society, birth control is not seen as a highly desirable thing so some people simply do not use it. ...

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Arguments For Abortion Although abortion is legal in most areas of the world, it remains to be frowned upon by society because of its so called immorality. ... It should not be the place of government or society to impose and enforce individual moral decision. ... The pro-life movement also argues that the severely mentally handicapped do not meet the definition of a person in extreme cases, and yet we would not see them exterminated, as they become a burden to society. ... Morals will always be a part of society and some people will always be against the idea of abortion which will keep t...

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We should mentor so we can help establish the standards and values we feel are missing in today's society. ... When our culture decides its time to stress human values, then we"ll begin to make a dent in the problems society has now. My personal belief is that we as a society, must solve this problem, not just because it is human to care for children and their children, but it is proper and morally right to save our society. ... We as a society cannot continue to widen the gap between the haves and have-nots. ...

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In conclusion, it is essential that another form of sex education be introduced to today's youth. ... In the society that Americans live in today, it would be reckless not to teach about all aspects of sex. ... If society does not take a stand with this issue, then many teenagers will go out in the world with only inadequate details of sex education and will not have the knowledge to explain to their children about sex. ...

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In conclusion, it is essential that another form of sex education be introduced to today's youth. ... In the society that Americans live in today, it would be reckless not to teach about all aspects of sex. ... If society does not take a stand with this issue, then many teenagers will go out in the world with only inadequate details of sex education and will not have the knowledge to explain to their children about sex. ...

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