Abortion for fetal defects has been justified on the grounds that parents who plan to have only one child could try again later until they conceive a child of "right" sex. How might the conservative Sanctity-of-Life doctrine discussed in Chapter 12 reply to this argument?

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The Answer of Abortion for fetal defects has been justified on the grounds that parents who plan to have only one child could try again later until they conceive a child of "right" sex. How might the conservative Sanctity-of-Life doctrine discussed in Chapter 12 reply to this argument?

Abortion for Fetal Defects Has Been Justified on the Grounds