Four topics...

1) Religion Based Schools-Yes or no? There are a lot of schools in the USA that are religion based. Their rules are often enforced by that religion's moral system, and said schools usually teach classes about their chosen beliefs. Richard Dawkins (an Atheist mascot) says that schools shouldn't decide on a child's religious beliefs. However, many parents want to raise their children with a strong religious background. Should it come down to the choice of the child, or the choice of schools and parents?

2) Polygamy/Plural Marriage-Should it be accepted legally? Plural relationships are not recognized legally by the US. For some this is a thought out lifestyle choice. Others are brought up into it without any other options. This can lead into cult-like groups with child brides. Would it be safer to make plural marriages legally sanctioned? Or would it be morally wrong to bring up family members in a plural marriage lifestyle?

3) Making your genetics public-Would this make health insurance better? Scientific research has made it possible to analyze your DNA, your family health history, and what diseases/health problems you'll have. Should health insurance organizations know about your genetic predispositions toward health problems? Would it be helpful, or an invasion of privacy?

4) Euthanasia-Should there be legally assisted suicide? I think its still against the law to commit suicide in the US, but some countries such as Belgium have assisted suicide programs. Would it be morally wrong to sanction this? Would programs such as this get abused (ex: putting down premature babies instead of helping them), or would it help patients in need (ex: patients suffering from chronic pain).