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{{welcome|sig=[[User:Joaquín Martínez]], [[User talk:Joaquín Martínez|talk]] 19:58, 5 December 2007 (EST)}}
==Abortion==
The page was getting a bit cluttered :-)
The single difference between me and you here is that I regard the unborn child as a living person. I'll give you a great example of a Utilitarian argument. Five people are stuck in a cave that is rapidly filling up with water. One of the five see's a way out, but on his way out he gets stuck in the spot of escape and unable to budge (Because he is so fat, the analogy is 'the innocent fat man') The remaining four have enough dynamite to blow him up and thus escape.
I follow the Christian teachings of virtue very closely. It is morally wrong to kill in order so that you may live. A Utilitarian would advocate killing the innocent fat man so as to free the remaining four.
My view on abortion is fundamentally tied to the fact that I look upon a 'fetus', as pro-abortion groups call it, as a '''human life'''. Human life is sacred and there is no excuse for the murder of that individual life. [[User:ModerateCatholic|ModerateCatholic]] 20:13, 14 December 2007 (EST)