Defining Life and Its Consequences

This chapter examines the implications of how life is defined and its effects on public policy, especially in relation to women's rights and bodily autonomy. It draws historical parallels to injustices like slavery, emphasizing the need for an objective definition of humanity to prevent dehumanization. The discussion also navigates the moral complexities of war and pro-life beliefs, while addressing ethical dilemmas in both historical context and contemporary discourse.