Choose from one of the following situations and write a 900-1200 word argumentat

Choose from one of the following situations and write a 900-1200 word argumentative essay explaining what the proper moral choice should be. One portion of the paper (300-400 words) must provide a Biblical discussion with some reference to the decalogue and perfect/imperfect duties, while another (200-300 words) must be non-Biblical, using words that would be convincing to a non-Christian. Also, compare or contrast your view (200-300 words) with how utilitarian reasoning might address the situation.
A terminally ill patient wishes to take his own life. He is 70 years old and considers himself a financial burden on his family. He wants to explore the possibility of physician-assisted suicide.
A woman has learned she is pregnant with a Down syndrome baby and is considering an abortion. She already has three small children, and she feels the strain of having a handicapped child would be more than she could bear