human being, then killing an unborn child would count as unnecessary murder, thus being not aloud.
On the issue of Active and Passive Euthanasia, Aristotle would argue that they are both also wrongdoings. For instance, he believes that “murder is always wrong” so if one actively puts someone to death, he or she is committing murder. In the case of passive euthanasia, which is allowing to die, the person, no matter how unpleasant of a state they might be in, still has a “Vegetable” (Aristotle P. 25)…
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