Philosopher Judith Jarvis Thomson Argues About Abortion That

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Multiple Choice

Philosopher Judith Jarvis Thomson argues about abortion that:

• A) Fetuses have an absolute right to life.
• B) Fetuses have an absolute right not to be killed.
• C) A right to life does not entail, in all cases, a right not to be killed.
• D) Women who want abortions have a right to a dead fetus.
• E) Abortion is a woman's right under any circumstances.

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