What Is Morality?

The article “Birth Control: Could It Be Illegal Again?” that is found on Time Magazine was written to warn the audience of the actions of birth control opponents and how the pill is at jeopardy of being banned in the United States. In an approach to convince readers that birth control is in danger, the author uses logos to appeal to logic but contradicts the point in the article by stating specific reasons pro-birth-control is succeeding.

Recently in Colorado, a religious man in a Planned Parenthood unit in Colorado Springs shot four people. Religious protesters often surround the Planned Parenthood’s unit in Stapleton, where the abortion procedures take place. It is clear that religion plays a big role in women’s health issue. However, if abortion is a very sensitive matter because it would be a murder for some individuals, using birth control is as despicable as using condoms – which no one considers to demand a prescription for. For those who seriously believe that life starts right at the fecundation moment, birth control should not pose an issue. And if there’s a study that proved that abortions among teenagers dropped so considerably, turning the birth control more accessible should be something desirable, at least to avoid a “greater

Birth control is a very controversial issue in today's society. Birth control is an act to prevent pregnancy. There are different forms of birth control. I believe it should remain an option to any woman, no matter what their reasoning is. Some people believe that it is the woman's right, but some believe it should not exist due to religious beliefs. I will explain both point of views in this writing.

For many decades women have faced the issue of birth control along and women rights. Not being able to have a voice in matters that concern their personal life as well as their health, women were subjected to doing what society thought was morally appropriate like getting married and having children while giving up their right to receive an education or go to work. Women who were not ready to have children at that time relied on birth control which is a contraceptive that is used to prevent pregnancies. Many women found themselves battling the issue of their sexual lives been put into question simply because they chose to use birth control. Author Rickie Solinger stated “many believe that a woman’s decision

Apart from the many methods of birth control methods, there is also a certain amount of controversy that surrounds the topic. The controversy tends to center around Planned Parenthood and the use of emergency contraceptives. There are many individuals and even some corporations that oppose birth control for religious reasons, stating that the use interferes with “God’s Plan.”

“Women have been searching for effective birth control for thousands of years- for reasons of health, well-being or just convenience” (Clemmitt, “Birth Control Debate). The different types of birth control are daily pills, vaginal sponges, diaphragms, and intrauterine devices to take before a sexual act for it to be affective in preventing a pregnancy (“Birth Control”). There is also a pill that a women can take after a sexual act that can help prevent a pregnancy is the plan B pill (“Birth Control”). While women are searching for birth control there are people such as religious and social leaders that are trying to get rid of birth control and stopping it from being given to women (Clemmitt, “Birth Control Debate”). According to the article

In recent years, healthcare has become a common topic of debate with numerous aspects and concerns as well as multiple proposed solutions and opposing viewpoints. A common facet of health care that is notorious for causing controversy is contraceptives, particularly the question of whether or not birth control should be provided free of cost. Many believe that if birth control were more readily available, there would not only be a decrease in unplanned and unwanted pregnancies, but more women would have access to the benefits birth control can offer outside of pregnancy prevention. On the other hand, others believe that birth control is not a viable health concern and should not be mandatory to provide free of cost as it is a personal matter

One quote states "Women's right to contraceptive information and services is, in fact, an element of a number of key basic human rights such as the right to life, the right to the highest attainable standard of health, the right to decide the number and spacing of one's children." (Pawlowska) This quote is enforcing those basic human right rules which is the right to life and also have the needs to prevent their pregnancy. Another quote says "No woman can call herself free who does not own and control her body. No woman can call herself free until she can choose consciously whether she will or will not be a mother." (Pawlowska) This statement or speech shows how women think towards these limitations to birth control and how they don’t have the right to govern themselves or their own body. This other statement says “preventing unwanted pregnancies allows women and families to lead a measurably better life and prevents deaths (of mothers as well as children). Access to contraceptives is a human right and it's important to keep that in mind, when we veer towards perceiving it as a privilege of the richer or better educated.” (Pawlowska) This statement shows how giving these basic privileges to birth control can help a family and also prevent tragedies such as more mother and child

The topic of birth control has been debated throughout history and continues to raise argument. Some people are pro-birth control and argue that it is the individual female’s decision as to what choices she wants to make with her reproductive health. The opposers say that birth control is an excuse to become pregnant multiple times without dealing with the consequences. This issue is highly debated and continues to be one of the most popular topics brought up in politics and

Reproduction makes the world go around. Every living species on Earth this planet must reproduce to keep the their population alive. Without reproduction we wouldn’t be here. For many species the reproduction process is inevitable. Take into account animals, they have no control on how many times they should reproduce. They are also not aware of the size of their how big their population is. As oOne of their instincts they know that they involves the need to reproduce in order to keep their species alive. We as humans are aware of the amount of people their are on this planet. We belong to a society that develops, moves, and constantly grows grows constantly. With more w Women choosing birth control to decrease their chances of pregnancy, it brings causes an emergence of a a controversial issue for many of those who oppose the idea.

Birth Control has been an issue that has divided many people throughout the country, largely along religious and ethical lines. Many people view birth control as a fundamental right and a necessity in today’s world. There are others that believe birth control to be immoral and a complete abomination against God and the teachings of the bible. There are those out there that believe under no circumstance should a birth control be used. They believe that God has intended us to reproduce and we cannot use any device that prevents his plan.

People see that banning birth control is an easy method to cut out government funding to Planned Parenthood and essentially abortions, but that’s not what birth control is at all. Birth control is not only used as a method of contraception, it has many uses to women that many people don’t consider or know about. According to Prevention, the pill has other uses, like “clearing up acne, shrinking fibroids, reducing ovarian cancer risk, and controlling endometriosis”(Bollinger). These are all proven benefits of why the pill should be available to women and should influence others to care about the availability of it. Other women, such as myself, not only use it as a contraception, but just to help regulate menstrual cycles. Many women have menstrual problems daily, some women have their period for over a month or more, imagine that. In Vox, it states that “hormonal birth control, is one of the most common treatments for

Representative Anne McLane Luster once wrote that “The truth is that contraception saves lives, prevents unplanned pregnancies, improves outcomes for children and reduces the number of abortions.” (1). Upon writing her piece “The Case for Contraception”, she fought Congressman Charlie Bass to keep birth control accessible in New Hampshire. Bass and other political figures sparked outrage nationwide from wanting to remove an Obamacare policy which required employers, regardless of their religious affiliation, to cover contraception as part of health plans for employees (Siefer, 1). Although this debate occurred antecedently in 2012, the controversy surrounding contraception has progressed. This

People that are opposed to the issue of birth control say that birth control goes against several worldwide religious beliefs. Catholic along with some other Christian faiths, places the topic of birth control along the same line as abortion. Many church goers feel as though birth control usage goes against Gods will of natural conception and birth and that it is up to God to decide when a child should be created and born.

The document forbids Birth control, for anything which deliberately frustrates the procreative aspect of marital sex is unnatural and immoral; married couples who for "natural reasons either of time or of certain defects" cannot have