Paper requirements: https://www.mediafire.com/file/ighozf84vlcxibj/Phil+224+Paper+#2+Requirements.docx/file reading for the paper: https://www.mediafire.com/file/0864fogvnrz9vbs/Don+marquis+abortion.g

Paper requirements: https://www.mediafire.com/file/ighozf84vlcxibj/Phil+224+Paper+#2+Requirements.docx/file

reading for the paper: https://www.mediafire.com/file/0864fogvnrz9vbs/Don+marquis+abortion.gdoc/file

professor feedback: Marquis' main argument is that a fetus has a "future  like ours". Killing a grown human being is wrong because it takes away their future. aborting fetuses, he thinks, is wrong for the same reasons as killing an adult human being--it takes away their future. Fetuses have a "future like ours" in that they will be able to do the same kinds of activities that make our life worthwhile--have relationships, set goals, work on projects like writing a book or building a house, etc. There is a question, though, about whether this "future like ours" starts at conception (when the egg becomes fertilized) or if it starts prior to that. Does birth control take away a fetus' future like ours? It might depend on the type of birth control--condoms, IUD, birth control pills, Plan B, etc. That's a worthy question.  Your paper, then, would be trying to answer the question about which types of birth control violate a future like ours.