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Capital Punishment and the Right to Life: Some Reflections on the Human Right As Absolute
The right to life of the person and its various applications in different political situations is one of the most debated subjects of our day. This question is important today for a number of reasons: the widespread demand for abortion, the drive for the right to die, and the challenge to capital pu
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