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Is Consent to Sex Consent to Pregnancy?
One of the pivotal conceptual keys to the abortion debate is whether and how sex relates to pregnancy. Specifically, are people consenting to pregnancy when they consent to sex? Pro-lifers typically assert a strong and ethically charged relation where consent … Continue reading →
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Tagged Abortion, Abortion-on-demand, Autonomy, consent, forest fire
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