The ethical issues (Moral philosophy ) Moral methodologies: use these or more about moral methodologies to support the answer Systematized vs

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The ethical issues (Moral philosophy ) Moral methodologies: use these or more about moral methodologies to support the answer Systematized vs. unsystematized methods HYPOTHETICAL IMPERATIVES VS CATEGORICAL IMPERATIVES Utilitarianism/Hedonism Natural law Virtue Ethics Effective Altruism Part one: (a) Compare and contrast the arguments made by Singer, Arthur, and Shikwati. Discuss which arguments you find the most and least convincing and why. AND (b) Evaluate Peter Singer's Ted Talk on Effective Altruism. What arguments are you persuaded by, which are you not, and why? Part two: (a) Noonan argues that “a being with a human genetic code is man” and that “human life at any stage is protected.” Yet, he also argues that “Even with the fetus weighed as human, one interest could be weighed as equal or superior: that of the mother in her own life.” Is this a consistent position? OR (b) What are the moral issues surrounding artificial uteruses? How would artificial uteruses impact the abortion debate? Should artificial uteruses be used only for medical need? What about those who wish not to be pregnant but still want a child?