The Dialectic of Paradox: Abortion and the Death of Collective Thought

In the contemporary era, induced abortion is no longer merely a matter of life and death; its cultural acceptance signals a profound moral and rational disorientation within society. This reflection begins with the fundamental question: "When does human life begin?". By leveraging reason and science, the work seeks to perceive reality as it truly is. The article follows a logical, philosophical, and experiential method grounded in scientific data, ultimately developing a socio-political reflection. It argues that only through a complete and truthful anthropological vision of the human person - rooted in the recognition of human dignity wherever a human being exists - will it be possible to build a truly civil and just society. Originally published in "Cuori Pensanti".