Which moral view holds that even the most impaired newborn is a human person?
A) Utilitarianism
B) Ross's theory
C) Rawls's theory
D) Natural law

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Natural law theory holds that all human beings, regardless of their abilities or disabilities, have inherent value and dignity simply by virtue of being human. Therefore, even the most impaired newborn is considered a human person under natural law theory. Utilitarianism, Ross's theory, and Rawls's theory do not necessarily hold this view.

Which Moral View Holds That Even the Most Impaired Newborn