According to Warren, Thomson's argument provides a persuasive defense for the claim that abortion is
A) always morally permissible.
B) never morally permissible.
C) morally permissible only in the very early stages of pregnancy.
D) morally permissible only if the woman is in no way morally responsible for her pregnancy.

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Thomson's argument, as presented by Warren, suggests that abortion can be morally permissible under specific circumstances, particularly emphasizing cases where the woman is not morally responsible for her pregnancy, such as in instances of rape. This perspective does not argue that abortion is always or never morally permissible, nor does it limit the moral permissibility to the early stages of pregnancy alone.

According to Warren, Thomson's Argument Provides a Persuasive Defense for the Claim