La inviolabilidad de la vida humana

Anuario Filosófico 27 (1):69-88 (1994)
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The beginning and end of human life is in our days a controversial issue. The most significant achievement of actual discussion is that a human being does not "become" a human being; but rather, that he "is" a human being from the moment of conception. Such demands an adequate treatment of his dignity in all stages of existence.

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