Submit a term paper on Are Reason and Emotion Equally Necessary in Justifying Moral Decisions. Your paper should be a minimum of 1500 words in length. The fact about reason and emotion is that there have been various questions involving the nature of the two concepts, one pertinent being “are reason and emotion equally necessary in justifying moral decisions” Only a meticulously analyzed study and discussion of the question may find an exact answer to this. Therefore, the most focal thrust of this discussion has been the question in the backdrop of the issues of abortion and ethnic cleansing.Abortion which is “the removal of a fetus from the body of its host (a pregnant woman) which typically results in the death of the fetus” (What is abortion 2004) and ethnic cleansing, “the attempt to create ethnically homogeneous geographic areas through the deportation or forcible displacement of persons belonging to particular ethnic groups,” (Ethnic Cleansing. 2008) are the most obvious present issues which magnetize our rational and emotional deliberation of the issues in arriving at moral decisions. Consequently, in this discussion, we try to find out the magnitude of both the philosophical concepts in our moral decisions. “Everything human is part emotion and part reason All domains of knowledge lie somewhere between these two endpoints. with music being the end of the line at emotion and mathematics being at the end of the line at reason” (Human Essence is Pattern! 2006). A comprehensive analysis of the issues of abortion and ethnic cleansing clarifies why emotion gives you musical effect and reason mathematical. On the one hand, these issues are to be looked at and comprehended on the basis of emotion so as to side with the suffering, the affected, and the neglected. It is necessary to see things in this direction so that the moral considerations are given due attention. When we discuss the consequences of abortion and ethnic cleansing, we need to identify the moral factors that make the people miserable and victimized. In this sense, emotion has a wider relevance and scope in moral issues concerning humanity. As the Bhagavad Gita establishes, it “has the advantage of being open to all, the weak and the lowly, the illiterate and the scholar.&nbsp. &nbsp.