Melinda A. Roberts Knihy

Focusing on the concept of Variabilism, the book explores the moral implications of merely possible persons and applies this framework to the topic of abortion. By examining these ethical dimensions, it seeks to foster a more meaningful dialogue surrounding abortion, providing insights that challenge conventional perspectives.

This book introduces "Variabilism," exploring the moral significance of merely possible persons and its implications for abortion. It examines whether our obligations to improve the lives of existing individuals extend to those who could potentially exist, raising important ethical questions about the moral status of the merely possible.