" The Comparison of Deontological and Consequential Solutions in Abortion and Brain Death"

In Normative ethics, two major theories, deontology and Consequentialism are against. These two theories in applied ethics, especially in medical ethics, because of this contrast, could answer many ethical questions and dilemmas in this field. Challenging issues in medical ethics can be pointed to two cases of abortion and brain death; deontological and consequential theories in response to these issues, suggest different solutions that evaluate and compare the two approaches in response to these issues will be required. This Article regarding the position of deontological and consequential theories in normative ethics, will be for moral issues of abortion and brain death, provide appropriate responses and with analysis and comparison of those responses, will be explored reasonability and credibility of each of these two theories in response to ethical issues and dilemmas.