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aquino-6119	Celestine Edozie Anyaorah, Ph.; Solomon Eyesan, Ph.D	AUTONOMY'S DOMINION: RONALD DWORKIN'S ARGUMENTS ON ABORTION	2024	9	.pdf	application/pdf	5726	280	59	Instead, he suggests that these debates should be re-conceptualised to reflect a recognition that what propels them is an essentially religious disagreement about the intrinsic value of human life (Shiffrin, 2004, 195).With regard to abortion, John D. Inazu in his 2012 essay, “The Limits of Integrity,” points out that Dworkin identifies three values at issue in the constitutional debate over abortion: (I) law as integrity; (II) the rights and interests of persons; and (III) the sacredness of human life. The last value that Dworkin regards in his interpretation of the problem of abortion is the sacredness of human life.	cache/aquino-6119.pdf	txt/aquino-6119.txt