Final review ethics - Ethical Theories Weston Quinn(15 pts In reading a companion to ethics the part that helped me the most I think is the section

Ethical Theories: Weston, Quinn.(15 pts) In reading a companion to ethics, the part that helped me the most I think is the section about polarizing arguments. Reading through this section I realized a lot of things I was going to say in the debate were polarized (Simply stating the opposite of what I believe) and that doing so would not help convince anyone. Debates are full of gray area, as are moral issues. One time I overheard two people arguing abortion cases. One parson argued that any life is a life, regardless in the eyes of god. Obviously this is polarized to a Catholic viewpoint in their belief with god. The other side simply stuck with the right to choose what happens to their (women’s) own bodies. A teacher overheard this argument, and asked them both; What if a catholic girl of 15 were raped? She is Catholic so obviously the child is gods and despite having been through the worst possible experience, she must now raise this child whom she may only have contempt for. On the other side, it is her body, but someone else has already taken and used it as they please.