I will not contradict myself

"1. Is late term abortion (say 6 months old or later) the same as murder?" Often. A medical abortion would be the exception. "2. Is wanting something a justification for getting it?" Not by itself, no. "3. You are a mayor of a small town of 600 people. A zombie outbreak has occurred. You have a plan that will for sure save 200 people. However, your chief of police presents a risker plan that has a 33% chance at saving everyone and a 66% chance at killing everyone. Do you stick with your plan?" If this is all of the information I can possibly get, then no. Otherwise, it depends on whatever more information I can get. "4. Should laws that treat killing pregnant women as two murders be repealed?" No. "5. A train is barreling down a railroad track, heading for a group of 50 people. You have no way to save those people, other than pulling a lever that will send the train down a different track. At the end of this track is one person, who will surely die. Do you pull the lever?" If this is all of the information I can possibly get, then yes. Otherwise, it depends on whatever more information I can get. "6. Do you think life begins at conception?" Yes. "7. A train is barreling down a railroad track, heading for a group of people. You have no way to save those people, except for tossing a very obese man in front of the train and stopping it. This man will surely die. Do you throw the man in front of the train?" If this is all of the information I can possibly get, then yes. Otherwise, it depends on whatever more information I can get. "8. You're town is safe from the zombies. Now a deadly virus has broken out. Your best plan has a 33% chance that no one will die and a 66% chance that 600 people will die. However, your chief of police says that if you do his plan now, he can keep casualties to 400 people dead. Do you stick with your plan?" If this is all of the information I can possibly get, then yes. Otherwise, it depends on whatever more information I can get. "9. Suppose you have been living on this alien planet for a few years and it is starting to take its toll on your health. Medical science is extremely advanced on this space colony; so much to the point where you can be frozen in suspended animation until a cure is found for whatever is endangering your health. However, scientists have recently made a remarkable discovery--it turns out there is something like the 'soul' that exists. It's almost like a parasitic ghost that lives in your body. Once you die, it travels to a new host organism. It doesn't carry any of your memories and only mildly influences behavior and personality. The catch is that the soul dies at frozen temperatures. Given this information, would you still be willing to be frozen?" If this is all of the information I can possibly get, then no. Otherwise, it depends on whatever more information I can get. "10. Suppose there are two burning buildings: In one there is a 34 year old woman; In the other there are 500 six month old fetuses being grown outside the womb. Would you save the one with the 34 year old woman?" If saving the first building requires me not to save the second building, then no. Otherwise, yes.