Regarding the Six Primary Criteria of Personhood, Warren Argues That

Regarding the six primary criteria of personhood, Warren argues that

A) all must be present for an entity to be considered a person.
B) the more that are satisfied, the more confidently we can consider an entity a person.
C) if any one is present, an entity ought to be considered a person.
D) it is necessary to define them precisely if they are to be of any use in the argument against abortion.