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Engelhardt does NOT hold that
{ 1 } - there are good reasons to treat infants as persons.
{ 2 } - seriously defective children are not persons.
{ 3 } - there are good reasons not to treat unborn humans as persons.
{ 4 } - infants are not persons.
{ 5 } - all humans are persons.
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Engelhardt does NOT hold that
{ 1 } - there are good reasons to treat infants as persons.
{ 2 } - seriously defective children are not persons.
{ 3 } - there are good reasons not to treat unborn humans as persons.
{ 4 } - infants are not persons.
{ 5 } - all humans are persons.
See p. 237-8.
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Engelhardt does NOT hold that
{ 1 } - there are good reasons to treat infants as persons.
{ 2 } - seriously defective children are not persons.
{ 3 } - there are good reasons not to treat unborn humans as persons.
{ 4 } - infants are not persons.
{ 5 } - all humans are persons.
See p. 237-8.
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Engelhardt does NOT hold that
{ 1 } - there are good reasons to treat infants as persons.
{ 2 } - seriously defective children are not persons.
{ 3 } - there are good reasons not to treat unborn humans as persons.
{ 4 } - infants are not persons.
{ 5 } - all humans are persons.
See p. 237-8.
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Engelhardt does NOT hold that
{ 1 } - there are good reasons to treat infants as persons.
{ 2 } - seriously defective children are not persons.
{ 3 } - there are good reasons not to treat unborn humans as persons.
{ 4 } - infants are not persons.
{ 5 } - all humans are persons.
See p. 237-8.
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Engelhardt does NOT hold that
{ 1 } - there are good reasons to treat infants as persons.
{ 2 } - seriously defective children are not persons.
{ 3 } - there are good reasons not to treat unborn humans as persons.
{ 4 } - infants are not persons.
{ 5 } - all humans are persons.
See p. 237-8.
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