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Gil Sanders/Britlandt Abney Abortion Debate

by Gil Sanders
written by Gil Sanders

I had the pleasure of engaging in a very thoughtful and important discussion with Britlandt Abney, who defended the pro-choice position. We delved into some complex philosophical issues such as the substance theory, the decisive moment theory, the reliability of intuitions, the moral salience of brain structure, criteria of personhood, Peter Singer’s infanticide, moral risk, and more! Enjoy.

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Gil studied under Edward Feser for almost three years at PCC, and got his bachelors in philosophy at Cal State Los Angeles. He co-founded a Ratio Christi at PCC, lead a philosophy club, and went on to publish a paper in the CSULA journal. Gil’s special areas of research include philosophy of religion, metaphysics, politics, and ethics. He got into philosophy at the age of 13, where he got into several online debates. At one point he became an agnostic until he discovered the arguments for Christianity and then had a supernatural experience that brought him to Christ.

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