Don Marquis begins his argument that abortion is immoral by mentioning the pro-choice premise, which was that the testimony of a fetus is never too narrow a person. It is too tight, because if the fetus is never a person, what would be the difference between a 9-month-old fetus and a newborn? That […] The legal status of the abortion ban varies considerably from state to state, with some states having relaxed regulations and others having stricter laws. Some states, such as Louisiana, Michigan, North Dakota and South Dakota, intend to ban abortion after Roe`s fall, while 13 states maintain laws before Roe`s ban. California, Connecticut, Hawaii, Maine, Maryland, Nevada and Washington protect abortion rights. On the other hand, Arkansas, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Missouri and Ohio have expressed their intention to restrict abortion (Guttmacher Institute, 2013). There are many reasons why abortion should not be legalized, mainly because it turns the mother and doctors into murderers by ending what perceives the life of the unborn. This is a major ongoing medical-political debate (Fasubaa, Akindele, Adelekan & Okwuokenye, 2002). Murder certainly violates the laws of a particular country and therefore killing a fetus is considered murder and should therefore be illegal. However, this argument does not hold water, as it is not clear when the fertilized egg becomes a person in the legal sense and when the rights of the unborn child begin. In addition, every woman has the right to decide what should happen in her body, so that an abortion would be part of the exercise of her bodily rights. Second, life is considered sacred and only God should end it, which means that it amounts to a sin against God. Therefore, any country that legalized it would declare to the world that it does not believe in God and allow people to take life on their hands.

Nevertheless, some communities are pagan and do not believe in God. This means that it would be unfounded for them to make abortion illegal for these reasons, because in the first case, they do not believe in God. Once again, it is irrational to let the mother and child die naturally when the mother`s health is not in order, when an abortion could have saved the mother. Third, abortion creates psychological problems for a mother who does it. Forever in her life, the act of abortion will always haunt her, for example, when she remembers that when the baby was born, she could have become a great person. In addition, abortion is mainly performed by young girls who are not mature enough to make good decisions that could overwhelm them in the future if they recount their past actions in detail. However, this argument turned out to hold water, as the advice of a psychologist can rule out these future psychological problems. The other argument against abortion is that its legalization weighs on the citizen tax for what are considered immoral acts. This is the money used to build abortion clinics and also to pay doctors by the government. People feel that this money has been invested in other development projects as well as in improving the well-being of citizens, especially in developing countries. However, the funds used are less than the economic losses suffered by the country when working mothers die at the hands of unskilled charlatans while procuring abortions while abortion is illegal.

Last but not least, against abortion is that there are other methods of birth control and therefore it should not be used as a method of birth control. These methods include the use of contraceptives, condoms, natural and withdrawal methods, all of which prevent the mother from getting pregnant after sex. The purpose of these methods is to prevent unwanted pregnancies. Research has shown that some of these methods, such as natural and weaning methods, do not completely eliminate the likelihood of unwanted pregnancies. This means that they will always occur and women will resort to lay health workers for abortion, which will require their legalization. Second, most counterarguments against legalizing abortion are based on morality. According to Cornides (2008), human rights and ethical principles cannot be exchanged in the ongoing abortion debate. For example, banning abortion on the grounds that it violates God`s law and contradicts society`s morally accepted values. The question of morality is in no way comparable to the violation of individual rights, such as: The denial of women`s right to make choices of what they want, as this is a guarantee for any free society.

The argument that abortion is against God`s will is based on the assumption that everyone in society believes in God, which is not true. State law should be neutral for everyone, regardless of what they believe in. The Constitution guarantees every citizen freedom of worship, regardless of his or her wishes. Therefore, the use of morality and religious grounds to make state law can lead to the enactment of discriminatory laws. In summary, abortion should be legalized based on the above arguments, which show the benefits of legalizing abortion for women, the government, and society as a whole. On the other hand, the Republican Party opposes the legalization of abortion, citing the protection of human rights. They argue that the Roe Provisions violate the Declaration of Independence and the 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution (Randolph, 2006). The current legal situation appears to be very different from that which occurred between 1973 and 1994, when the Roe conditions were maintained. In 1995 and 2003, the Republican Party took several steps in the House and Senate to ban partial-birth abortion, but it was blocked by President Clinton and the Supreme Court. Pennsylvania v.

Casey of 1992 appears to have resulted in changes in the Roe regulations that led to the enactment of restrictive abortion laws by some states. In 2007, Gonzales v. The Carhart case lifted the federal ban on abortion in various states in support of the federal partial ban on abortion at birth legislation passed by Congress during the administration of President George W. Bush (Pew Forum, 2013). Therefore, anti-abortion laws have criminalized the process until now. Although abortions are illegal in most states, I think they should be legal in all 50 states. Many infants born in hospitals today do not come home with their mothers because abortions are illegal, leading the mother to give the child up for adoption. If abortion were legal in the United States, there would be fewer welfare recipients. Abortions are legal or illegal. These include vacuum aspiration, non-surgical early abortion, vacuum aspiration, dilation and evacuation, partial abortion, induction of labour and hysterectomy.

The illegal type of abortion is dangerous because it involves abortion by people without the necessary skills, or when there are minimum medical standards, because there are abortion laws in countries, for example in the United States of America, where it plays a role in prohibiting, authorizing or restricting the availability of abortion. Third, the war on women has been particularly powerful, leading many to believe that Christians must act in concert against the legitimacy of abortion of any kind, even to the point of condemning miscarriage itself. Individuals who are trying to recruit strict Christians for this war do so under the pretext that the Bible itself requires such a restriction. On the other hand, this is not the case, the Bible does not explicitly deny abortion once; In fact, the opposite is true. Not only were abortion methods certainly understood at that time, but there are occasions when the Bible says that God commands such a thing to happen. The examples can be found in Genesis 38 `Tamar: Killing an Unwanted Pregnancy`. In this story, the Bible says that the slaughter of an unborn child is important if it is something other than a child conceived in a way that the mother`s society needs. The book of Scripture is not hostile to abortion.

Rather, I conclude that there is an unbiblical movement that claims to use the Bible as a medium for attacks on women who do not carry the pregnancy to term, whether or not it is an unintentional loss. Abortion seems to be becoming a huge public health challenge in the United States. It has also emerged as one of the most controversial social issues among the American population, sparking an unprecedented debate about its legalization. This debate goes back to the current situation where abortion prevalence rates seem to have resumed trends. It`s quite surprising to learn that nearly half of all pregnancies among women in the U.S. are unintentional; Therefore, abortion is the most appropriate alternative. It has been found that half of women experience at least one unwanted pregnancy before the age of 45, and a third of these pregnancies are terminated.