In His Essay, Tollefsen Presents a Moral Argument That Proceeds

Multiple Choice

In his essay, Tollefsen presents a moral argument that proceeds in three steps. Which of the following is NOT one of those steps?

A) Abortion, understood either as direct killing or unjust detaching, is always wrong
B) You and I are human beings, and thus we began as one-celled human organisms
C) We are animal organisms, and mother and child share a real and personal relationship
D) All human beings possess fundamental rights against being attacked, damaged, or destroyed intentionally