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Abortion Controversy, The | Is Abortion Immoral?

• Chapter 1 Preface

• Abortion Is Immoral

  by by Robert R. Reilly

• Selective Abortion Is Immoral

  by Lori Brannigan Kelly

• Abortion Is a Moral Choice

  by Henry Morgentaler

• Abortion Is Not Murder

  by Miriam Claire

• The Bible Does Not Condemn Abortion

  by Freedom from Religion Foundation

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1. Introduction
2. Is Abortion Immoral?
   1. Chapter 1 Preface
   2. Abortion Is Immoral
   3. Selective Abortion Is Immoral
   4. Abortion Is a Moral Choice
   5. Abortion Is Not Murder
   6. The Bible Does Not Condemn Abortion
3. Should Abortion Rights Be Protected or Restricted?
   1. Chapter 2 Preface
   2. Restricting Abortion Would Be Destructive to Families
   3. Teen Access to Abortion Should Not Be Restricted
   4. Abortion Rights Harm Society
   5. Teen Access to Abortion Should Be Restricted
4. Should Women Have Greater Access to Abortion?
   1. Chapter 3 Preface
   2. Women Need Greater Access to Abortion
   3. The RU-486 Abortion Pill Should Be Available to Women
   4. Late-Term Abortions Should Not Be Banned
   5. Women Have Sufficient Access to Abortion
   6. The RU-486 Abortion Pill Should Not Be Available to Women
   7. Rationale for Banning Abortions Late in Pregnancy
5. Should Protesters Target Abortion Clinics and Providers?
   1. Abortion Clinic Protests: An Overview
   2. Killing Abortion Providers Is Justifiable Homicide
   3. Laws Restricting Protests Are Unjust
   4. Violence Against Abortion Clinics Is Not Justifiable
   5. Laws Restricting Protests Are Just
6. Should Aborted Fetuses Be Used for Medical Research?
   1. Chapter 5 Preface
   2. Fetal Tissue Research Will Benefit Medical Science
   3. Fetal Tissue Research Will Not Increase Abortions
   4. Fetal Tissue Transplants Are Ineffective
   5. Fetal Tissue Transplants Are Immoral
7. Organizations to Contact
8. Bibliography
9. Copyright

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