Christina Molino

February 02, 2004

                                “Dealing With Moral Issues”

        We face moral and ethical issues in our daily lives. Whether we are directly involved with the issues or just hear about them through reading the newspaper or watching the news, some moral issues can hold a very special place in our hearts. So, of course, when somebody disagrees with our point of view on that issues, we can sometimes let a simple difference of opinion turn into a heated argument. Frequently, when two people disagree about the morality of something, a third party steps in and says something like this: “Look, now. You two hold opposing opinions, and that is your right. Who is to say that one of you is wrong? No one can really say to one of you, “you are right, and to the other, “you are wrong,” so, let’s forget the whole things, all right?” Although the previous statement is probably made in order to prevent the two from coming to blows, I do not feel that it is a reasonable or effective way for dealing with moral issues. In my opinion, the most effective way of dealing with moral issues would be to allow the two to express their views on the issue. Having someone interrupt them during that would only lead to more chaos in the matter.

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        The best example of a moral issue that will coincide with my thesis, as stated above, is the issue of abortion. I chose to discuss the controversial issue of abortion, because it has strong reactions from many people. The issue of abortion is one that touches the hearts of several people for various reasons. The arguments from both sides are quite excellent and well thought out. A number of people believe that abortion is murder, and should be just as punishable as if when someone shoots another person in the back. However, there are also various people that feel that ...

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