Multiple Choice
Why doesn't Marquis think that his theory entails that contraception is wrong?
A) Unlike abortion, contraception does not involve killing.
B) In cases of contraception, there is no identifiable subject of harm.
C) Sperm and eggs are less sentient than fetuses.
D) None of the above (Marquis admits that his theory entails that contraception is wrong.)
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