High Effort proving abortion is immoral

Wrong, then a fetus wouldn't biologically be alive. Its alive because of its cellular acivity and continuing developing process. But the definition for life is way more complex than you make it out to be and its context dependant. EIther way its just termonology and has NO moral bearing as I said.
cellular activity = converting energy
"As ive said because its unjust to kill an innocent person, if we really want to solve the supposed overpopulation we should kill the not so innocent people, especially in china and india"

Its not a person yet you freak. Bro is so racist he doesn't see chinese and indians as propper humans wtf. I agree that they are to blame and that they should use population restriction policies but saying they should be killed over a fetus is wild.
so youre against overpopulation but you think its alright that the east asians whose civilization is based on hierarchical tyranny have 3b people?
Where the hell did this come from:lul: I'm norwegian btw. Lower effort than previous post but I have no desire to continue this conversaiton
i dont want to speak with you either :ogre:
 
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Bro you used the same arguments just read it jfl
Can you not read?

I said that I'm not going throughout the thread to see what you said to other people.

Either debate me on exactly what I said, or we're done.
 
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Ok so does a man who's mentally disabled have a "rational nature"? If not then the universal instantiation does not work. If you believe a mentally disabled person has a rational nature, then nature does not mean "the thing as it acts" so you contradict your definition which means you have no workable concept.
"the thing as it acts"
I explicitly said "essence," which you omitted from this quote. It's not about being able to successfully exercise your capacity, but your capacity itself. Men are naturally ordered towards their PROPER end of rationality, this is why we can recognize that a mentally disabled man is disordered. I never said that it can't be the case that things go wrong.
 
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Why exactly?
cause God is real, and because by his nature he is goodness itself and created the world composed of things with telos. meaning that moral facts exist independent of mind
 
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Can you not read?

I said that I'm not going throughout the thread to see what you said to other people.

Either debate me on exactly what I said, or we're done.
1773706041560

Ig we are done then
 
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"the thing as it acts"
I explicitly said "essence," which you omitted from this quote. It's not about being able to successfully exercise your capacity, but your capacity itself. Men are naturally ordered towards their PROPER end of rationality, this is why we can recognize that a mentally disabled man is disordered. I never said that it can't be the case that things go wrong.
"which define the essence of a thing as it acts." This is pretty obviously saying the essence of a thing is the way it behaves, you are just phrasing it with metaphysical baggage that is unnecessary but wtv.

Atp id appreciate you defining essence then.

How does a retarded person have rational capacity?

How does someone with no cognitive capacity or experience have rational capacity?
 
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I was asked to prove the christian moral framework logically and will start with abortion as it is the most disputed subject.



This is the logical proof of why abortion is morally wrong unless in the circumstance that giving birth may lead to death or severe harm to the mother, death of the child, or in the case that the child has such severe deformities or mental defections that it will die shortly after birth. In all other circumstances it is morally wrong to perform an abortion. This proof assumes the inherent value of human life and will base itself on the belief that for any action to be morally good it must be just.

I will first prove why it is morally wrong to kill a human in all other cases than the aforementioned. Then I will prove why an unborn human has the same inherent value as a born human.




Scenarios where you kill a human for the same reason some people kill their unborn children:


-Not killing the human would cause inconvenience to you for many months ending with a 6 hour period of physical pain and you are responsible for putting yourself in this position. In this scenario it is morally wrong to kill a human as a life is more valuable than a period of inconvenience. Especially if you are the reason such a choice must be made.
-Not killing the human would mean economical hardship to you and you are responsible for putting yourself in this situation. In this scenario it is morally wrong to kill a human. The human life is worth more than any sum of money for which giving away that money doesn’t lead to starvation and death, which is not the case in this scenario. Especially when you are the reason such a choice must be made.
-Not killing the human would mean an end to your degenerate behaviour (partying, whoring, drinking etc.) In this case it is morally wrong to kill a human as you cannot justify a moral wrong by claiming it leads to a negative consequence. Then you are giving reason for why it is wrong.
-You were forced into any of the aforementioned scenarios (rape). The only effective difference between leading yourself into these scenarios or being forced into them is psychological. Your temporary psychological suffering is not worse than the death of a human and therefore it is still morally wrong to kill a human in this scenario. Note that the psychological suffering is temporary as you do not have the obligation to keep supporting the human after birth as there are adoption centres and foster care that can take care of your child if you so wish.
-The human would, according to you, suffer more throughout his/her life as a result of dysfunctional family, economical hardship or other than if you killed them. Since the person in question is not capable of deciding that them selves and you do not have mandate over their life taking such action is trespassing their right to life and is therefore morally wrong.








An unborn human has the same value as a born human:


First we will establish that an unborn human is human through:
Biology- They have the DNA of Homo Sapiens
Law- Irrelevant as law should be based on morality and not viceversa

Then we will establish that an unborn human is alive:
Biology- Their cells are replicating and converting energy which implies he/she is alive
Law- Irrelevant as law should be based on morality and not viceversa
Anatomy- There is the argument that brain activity is needed or the person is considered dead however this only applies to born humans as they have no way of gaining their brain activity back through any means other than a miracle while the unborn human will gain brain activity



Then there are arguments that an unborn living human is not as valuable as a born living human:

-An unborn human is not capable of surviving outside the womb. This implies that people in need of continued medical assistance are not equal to people without that need which is unjust and therefore wrong.
-An unborn human is not conscious/aware. This implies that all humans that are asleep are unequal to humans that are awake which is unjust and therefore wrong.
-An unborn human does not have any memories or experiences and is therefore not valued. This implies that younger humans are less worth than older humans and that people experience long term memory loss through dementia or other are less valued. This is unproductive and unjust and therefore wrong.
-An unborn human doesn’t look like a born human. This is irrelevant as we have established that it still is a human. It also implies that people should be valued based on how much they look like a regular born human meaning people with deformities or mutilations or less valued. This is unjust and therefore wrong.




To summarize:
An unborn human is proven to be a living human and has also proved to be as valuable as a born human. Killing a human for aforementioned reasons has been proven to be morally wrong and therefore performing abortion on your child in any case except when the mother or child will die during or soon after pregnancy is morally wrong.


@Jimcel @CloudyCuck
Good thread did read. I know rape is only 5% glad you accounted for that with a high IQ response
 
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"which define the essence of a thing as it acts." This is pretty obviously saying the essence of a thing is the way it behaves, you are just phrasing it with metaphysical baggage that is unnecessary but wtv.

Atp id appreciate you defining essence then.

How does a retarded person have rational capacity?

How does someone with no cognitive capacity or experience have rational capacity?
having rational capacity means having a reason for something. a retard might want to make a hysterical sound because they feel good when annoying people ariund them, that is a retarded but rationally derived decision
 
cause God is real, and because by his nature he is goodness itself and created the world composed of things with telos. meaning that moral facts exist independent of mind
Is there any argument that supports objectivity that doesn't hinge on God? I get that for objective morality to exist, there must be an unbiased lawgiver, and an unbiased lawgiver cannot be human, as humans are biased (protection of self-interest, etc).

Going back to what I said previously, morality really just depends on your axioms (humans being morally equal, God existing, etc). I would much rather an argument that isn't contingent on God.
 
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Is there any argument that supports objectivity that doesn't hinge on God? I get that for objective morality to exist, there must be an unbiased lawgiver, and an unbiased lawgiver cannot be human, as humans are biased (protection of self-interest, etc).

Going back to what I said previously, morality really just depends on your axioms (humans being morally equal, God existing, etc). I would much rather an argument that isn't contingent on God.
If God doesnt exist there is no inherent morality in the universe but as the universe can not reasonably have existed and much less so life and even mucher lesser so consciousness we can assume God does exist
 
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dnr

mazza glazer schitzo ramblings
 
If God doesnt exist there is no inherent morality in the universe but as the universe can not reasonably have existed and much less so life and even mucher lesser so consciousness we can assume God does exist
Key word assume, we still have no definitive answer. I don't know which is scarier: God or an infinitely existing universe.

Funny on how this thread has gone from abortion to meta-ethics, .orgbros really like to get philosophical.
 
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having rational capacity means having a reason for something. a retard might want to make a hysterical sound because they feel good when annoying people ariund them, that is a retarded but rationally derived decision
You guys introduce so much more than you prove. Why wouldn't reason to do something include animals? What about an AI that can recursively reason and exhibits intelligence?
 
dnr

mazza glazer schitzo ramblings
you are legitimately the most cucked jeet in all jeetstory to ever jeet, there is no way on this green earth that you geniuenly believe Kroes fogs Mazza unless you suffer from severe mental retardation
 
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"which define the essence of a thing as it acts." This is pretty obviously saying the essence of a thing is the way it behaves, you are just phrasing it with metaphysical baggage that is unnecessary but wtv.

Atp id appreciate you defining essence then.

How does a retarded person have rational capacity?

How does someone with no cognitive capacity or experience have rational capacity?
I guess essence in the simplest way is just the principles that make a thing what it is. And I have to clarify that it's not behaviors themselves, but the things that ground behaviors.

Essence of a man: Rational animal. U can be pedantic and say that this could hypothetically include aliens or wtv but who cares.

A retarded person has a rational capacity in the sense that he belongs to the group (humans) whose essence is the power to be rational, even though the power is never successfully actualized. We can recognize that it's a defect that he isn't rational, and that's because we know what principles constitute a human.

and i believe in souls btw, so its not some arbitrary decision / redefinition to say humans are a unique group with their own essence
 
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you are legitimately the most cucked jeet in all jeetstory to ever jeet, there is no way on this green earth that you geniuenly believe Kroes fogs Mazza unless you suffer from severe mental retardation
cope

kroes foguje mazze do mumbaiu gnoju
 
Is there any argument that supports objectivity that doesn't hinge on God? I get that for objective morality to exist, there must be an unbiased lawgiver, and an unbiased lawgiver cannot be human, as humans are biased (protection of self-interest, etc).

Going back to what I said previously, morality really just depends on your axioms (humans being morally equal, God existing, etc). I would much rather an argument that isn't contingent on God.
Literally nothing lol. I agree with the premise that "morality" is just whatever gets your feelers tingling if there is no God.
 
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You guys introduce so much more than you prove. Why wouldn't reason to do something include animals?
i have no clue what you are saying please rephrase
What about an AI that can recursively reason and exhibits intelligence?
Its artificial (meaning nonbiological) so we assume it is unconscious as it would not make sense for us limited creatures to be able to create consciousness in any way other than the one God meant for us
 
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You guys introduce so much more than you prove. Why wouldn't reason to do something include animals? What about an AI that can recursively reason and exhibits intelligence?
Animals have a sensitive soul, they can "reason," (figure out how to get food lol) but can they abstract concepts? Can they understand universal truths? Can they reason about reason? Etc.
 
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Key word assume, we still have no definitive answer. I don't know which is scarier: God or an infinitely existing universe.

Funny on how this thread has gone from abortion to meta-ethics, .orgbros really like to get philosophical.
I think you can prove the existence of God, but I know most people nowadays just reject metaphysics entirely cause of (funnily enough) their own faith in logical positivism
 
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I think you can prove the existence of God, but I know most people nowadays just reject metaphysics entirely cause of (funnily enough) their own faith in logical positivism
I just don't have faith at the moment, and I get that the whole point of spirituality is to have faith.
I really do hope that I can find God, but I would need a sound logical argument.
The infinite regression is the only thing that troubles me. It's either God, or an infinitely existing universe.
 
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I guess essence in the simplest way is just the principles that make a thing what it is. And I have to clarify that it's not behaviors themselves, but the things that ground behaviors.

Essence of a man: Rational animal. U can be pedantic and say that this could hypothetically include aliens or wtv but who cares.

A retarded person has a rational capacity in the sense that he belongs to the group (humans) whose essence is the power to be rational, even though the power is never successfully actualized. We can recognize that it's a defect that he isn't rational, and that's because we know what principles constitute a human.

and i believe in souls btw, so its not some arbitrary decision / redefinition to say humans are a unique group with their own essence
Sure that's fine. We can say nature is what grounds behavior.

Yeah I mean it does but I don't really mind.

But again you are making a universal instantiation: all humans have rational essence, at conception a fetus is a human, therefore a fetus at conception has a rational essence.

I disagree with the first claim that all humans have rational essense if we include non conscious humans. A non conscious human can not have a rational essense if rationality depends on cognition and they do not have cognition. If they are to have consciousness in the future that changes their identity and they are a different object. Previously they did not have the property of being conscious, having cognition, having a property that grounded rational behavior.

Idrc to argue that right now but yeah I wouldn't agree
 
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Is there any argument that supports objectivity that doesn't hinge on God? I get that for objective morality to exist, there must be an unbiased lawgiver, and an unbiased lawgiver cannot be human, as humans are biased (protection of self-interest, etc).

Going back to what I said previously, morality really just depends on your axioms (humans being morally equal, God existing, etc). I would much rather an argument that isn't contingent on God.
also I like argumentation ethics, I think it can go as far as to say that aggression (which includes abortion) at least results in a performative contradiction. obviously not anywhere near moral facts as they exist in the divine mind, but i still like it


 
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i have no clue what you are saying please rephrase

Its artificial (meaning nonbiological) so we assume it is unconscious as it would not make sense for us limited creatures to be able to create consciousness in any way other than the one God meant for us
Animals are seemingly conscious and have subjective goal directed behaviors, yet you don't value animals presumably.

Ok so consciousness is at the very least a necessary condition.
 
I just don't have faith at the moment, and I get that the whole point of spirituality is to have faith.
I really do hope that I can find God, but I would need a sound logical argument.
The infinite regression is the only thing that troubles me. It's either God, or an infinitely existing universe.
Yeah I feel you bro. I've never really had some intense spiritual feeling, I started believing at least in part because of what you mention, the infinitely existing universe. People always posit some multiverse or B theory of time or infinite temporal regress to get out of a single creator, and that pushed me to look at more arguments
 
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Animals are seemingly conscious and have subjective goal directed behaviors, yet you don't value animals presumably.

Ok so consciousness is at the very least a necessary condition.
bro I concede to all that you say, yes they are conscious, yes they have goal directed behaviors, they are not capable of the things I listed that are unique to humans tho. if they were, then they would be human under my definition lol
 
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Animals have a sensitive soul, they can "reason," (figure out how to get food lol) but can they abstract concepts? Can they understand universal truths? Can they reason about reason? Etc.
Yeah this just runs into the same problem but if you dropped the rationality part you have a better argument if you just say that God ensouled us with moral value and that morality is God's nature.

The rational essense this is obviously not something that can be universalized to all humans.
 
Animals are seemingly conscious and have subjective goal directed behaviors, yet you don't value animals presumably.

Ok so consciousness is at the very least a necessary condition.
also definining rationality was probably more important than essence lol
 
I just don't have faith at the moment, and I get that the whole point of spirituality is to have faith.
I really do hope that I can find God, but I would need a sound logical argument.
The infinite regression is the only thing that troubles me. It's either God, or an infinitely existing universe.
I have yet to find an argument that proves the existence of God completely but what makes me believe in God is:
-The universe being extremely finetuned to allow life
-My consciousness existing
-My morals aligning with God's and I believe my morals are the most logical as I have yet to be presented a more logical framework
-The entire history of Jesus fits too well to be fabricated and withheld as a nationwide and even international conspiracy without compromise, this is still the weaker of the arguments I tell myself tho
 
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Yeah this just runs into the same problem but if you dropped the rationality part you have a better argument if you just say that God ensouled us with moral value and that morality is God's nature.

The rational essense this is obviously not something that can be universalized to all humans.
A healthy human being will be rational, that's just a fact. It's what defines you and I, and no defect is ever proof to the contrary. The essence IS universal, but rationality itself is not.
 
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A healthy human being will be rational, that's just a fact. It's what defines you and I, and no defect is ever proof to the contrary. The essence IS universal, but rationality itself is not.
But you'd also say that a human with a brain defect and with no abstract thought has moral worth, if that's the case then we have a human being valued despite having no grounding for rational thought. There is no way for this person to be rational unless their identity was changed by either adding or removing properties. The rational part is therefore almost completely irrelevant. By adding it in you actually make the ui defeatable. Whereas the other argument is basically unfalsifiable
 
@Knid Sorry but I'm going to go, don't want to spend too much time. Feel free to say the last piece
 
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Its cool, its my fault we didnt get anywhere, i was kind of unclear and used a lot of terms that have different meanings in my philosophy than their standard.
 
Based post. An alternative argument against abortion, states that if we do not know whether the fetus is a human or "a clump of cells" it is safest and most morally correct to assume that it is human.
Without a cerebral cortex and thalamus connection there is no possibility of any conciousness though. I would also be consevatuve about it if the science wasn't so concluding. All animals shown to display any sort of conciousness have that brain connection. When we do animal experiments and cut it, then the animal loses their conciousness. When we pass out, our thalamus cortext connection is either severely impaired or compleately dysfunctional. Even when the fetus has that connection, we are not sure if it has conciousness or not. However, when it doesn't have it, we know that they don't experience anything. You are free to hold your opinion anyway, but thats kinda the whole argument behind the clump of cells thing. People don't think its justified for other reaons too though, like this thread suggests

"dnr":forcedsmile:
 
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Who cares about Goyim-centered morality? Honestly we should make abortion free for exclusively poor people.
 
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Without a cerebral cortex and thalamus connection there is no possibility of any conciousness though. I would also be consevatuve about it if the science wasn't so concluding. All animals shown to display any sort of conciousness have that brain connection. When we do animal experiments and cut it, then the animal loses their conciousness. When we pass out, our thalamus cortext connection is either severely impaired or compleately dysfunctional. Even when the fetus has that connection, we are not sure if it has conciousness or not. However, when it doesn't have it, we know that they don't experience anything. You are free to hold your opinion anyway, but thats kinda the whole argument behind the clump of cells thing. People don't think its justified for other reaons too though, like this thread suggests

"dnr":forcedsmile:
I'm not well-informed on the topic ig, but wouldn't having the possibility for the growth of a cerebral cortex and thalamus connection be an argument against aborting. It's not like euthanizing someone who's brain dead because the fetus will inevitably gain those things.
 
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I'm not well-informed on the topic ig, but wouldn't having the possibility for the growth of a cerebral cortex and thalamus connection be an argument against aborting. It's not like euthanizing someone who's brain dead because the fetus will inevitably gain those things.
I mean that kinda depends on your world view. I don't think any life is inheritly positive and as long as nothing suffers, there is no reason for the life to be created in the first place. I am not an antinatalist by any means, but if the mother doesn't want to have the child I think its better for both parts if they don't. Its not fair to the future child to be born by a mother and/or family who doesn't want it. I think of aborting a child as a child neutral, and birthing a child can be positive or negative depending on the mindset of the parents (and partially financial situation) I kinda used this argument earlier, but to me; If you think that as much life as possible should be created, then it would only be morally consistent to desire an ever-rising human population.
 
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I was asked to prove the christian moral framework logically and will start with abortion as it is the most disputed subject.



This is the logical proof of why abortion is morally wrong unless in the circumstance that giving birth may lead to death or severe harm to the mother, death of the child, or in the case that the child has such severe deformities or mental defections that it will die shortly after birth. In all other circumstances it is morally wrong to perform an abortion. This proof assumes the inherent value of human life and will base itself on the belief that for any action to be morally good it must be just.

I will first prove why it is morally wrong to kill a human in all other cases than the aforementioned. Then I will prove why an unborn human has the same inherent value as a born human.




Scenarios where you kill a human for the same reason some people kill their unborn children:


-Not killing the human would cause inconvenience to you for many months ending with a 6 hour period of physical pain and you are responsible for putting yourself in this position. In this scenario it is morally wrong to kill a human as a life is more valuable than a period of inconvenience. Especially if you are the reason such a choice must be made.
-Not killing the human would mean economical hardship to you and you are responsible for putting yourself in this situation. In this scenario it is morally wrong to kill a human. The human life is worth more than any sum of money for which giving away that money doesn’t lead to starvation and death, which is not the case in this scenario. Especially when you are the reason such a choice must be made.
-Not killing the human would mean an end to your degenerate behaviour (partying, whoring, drinking etc.) In this case it is morally wrong to kill a human as you cannot justify a moral wrong by claiming it leads to a negative consequence. Then you are giving reason for why it is wrong.
-You were forced into any of the aforementioned scenarios (rape). The only effective difference between leading yourself into these scenarios or being forced into them is psychological. Your temporary psychological suffering is not worse than the death of a human and therefore it is still morally wrong to kill a human in this scenario. Note that the psychological suffering is temporary as you do not have the obligation to keep supporting the human after birth as there are adoption centres and foster care that can take care of your child if you so wish.
-The human would, according to you, suffer more throughout his/her life as a result of dysfunctional family, economical hardship or other than if you killed them. Since the person in question is not capable of deciding that them selves and you do not have mandate over their life taking such action is trespassing their right to life and is therefore morally wrong.








An unborn human has the same value as a born human:


First we will establish that an unborn human is human through:
Biology- They have the DNA of Homo Sapiens
Law- Irrelevant as law should be based on morality and not viceversa

Then we will establish that an unborn human is alive:
Biology- Their cells are replicating and converting energy which implies he/she is alive
Law- Irrelevant as law should be based on morality and not viceversa
Anatomy- There is the argument that brain activity is needed or the person is considered dead however this only applies to born humans as they have no way of gaining their brain activity back through any means other than a miracle while the unborn human will gain brain activity



Then there are arguments that an unborn living human is not as valuable as a born living human:

-An unborn human is not capable of surviving outside the womb. This implies that people in need of continued medical assistance are not equal to people without that need which is unjust and therefore wrong.
-An unborn human is not conscious/aware. This implies that all humans that are asleep are unequal to humans that are awake which is unjust and therefore wrong.
-An unborn human does not have any memories or experiences and is therefore not valued. This implies that younger humans are less worth than older humans and that people experience long term memory loss through dementia or other are less valued. This is unproductive and unjust and therefore wrong.
-An unborn human doesn’t look like a born human. This is irrelevant as we have established that it still is a human. It also implies that people should be valued based on how much they look like a regular born human meaning people with deformities or mutilations or less valued. This is unjust and therefore wrong.




To summarize:
An unborn human is proven to be a living human and has also proved to be as valuable as a born human. Killing a human for aforementioned reasons has been proven to be morally wrong and therefore performing abortion on your child in any case except when the mother or child will die during or soon after pregnancy is morally wrong.


@Jimcel @CloudyCuck
Should be water but we live in feminist times
 
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