Additionally, [another] “theory present from at least the time of John Locke can be expressed roughly as: persons are beings with personalities: persons are conscious beings with thoughts, feelings, memories and anticipations and other psychological states. [...]If we die or even become permanently comatose, we cease to be persons, since we permanently lose consciousness” (Nobis). For that reason, it is safe to assume fetuses are not “persons” and can’t be included in the “personhood” theory or
Additionally, [another] “theory present from at least the time of John Locke can be expressed roughly as: persons are beings with personalities: persons are conscious beings with thoughts, feelings, memories and anticipations and other psychological states. [...]If we die or even become permanently comatose, we cease to be persons, since we permanently lose consciousness” (Nobis). For that reason, it is safe to assume fetuses are not “persons” and can’t be included in the “personhood” theory or