It's an argumentative essay for my philosophy class. The professor needs to see how much you understand the material and persuasive you are throughout the essay. For this essay use your idea to convince the professor. Please don't plagiarize. We utilize the book called, "Social Ethics, Morality and social policy" by Thomas A. Mappes, eight edition. One more thing the essay should be at least four pages long
The prompt for the essay is down below.
Do you think the fetus has human or moral status? Does your answer here affect the moral acceptability of abortion? That is if the fetus were a human being, would abortion be wrong always, and if the fetus were not a person, would abortion always be morally permissible?
a. Can the self-defense analogy justify abortion, if the fetus were a person?
b. Can the value of the fetus, or any person, be determined apart from its relational connection to other persons?
c. Does the possibility of having a valuable future create moral demands?