When you hear conversations about abortion, what arguments do you hear the most? Would Nathan Nobis and Kristina Grob think that these arguments are problematic? If so, what might you say the next time you end up in a conversation about abortion? If not, what kind of progress do you think we could make if we discussed arguments like this one?

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The Answer is -Outline a few arguments that the author has commonly heard surrounding the abortion issue.
-Analyze these arguments to see if they are question-begging or poor for other reasons, drawing from Nobis and Grob's essay where appropriate.
-If the author identifies a sound argument, the essay should discuss the way in which progress can be made by forwarding such an argument.

When You Hear Conversations About Abortion, What Arguments Do You