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Theological Issues in Bioethics: An Introduction with Readings

Name: Theological Issues in Bioethics: An Introduction with Readings
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Author: Neil Messer
ISBN: 9780232524413

An Introduction with Readings

by Neil Messer

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296 pages
Publisher: Herne Books
15.2 x 23.4 x 2.4 cm

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For theology students and health professionals exploring ethics

Addresses complex bioethical dilemmas with clarity

You will gain insights from various Christian thinkers

This book offers diverse readings on bioethics from a Christian perspective.

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This timely introductory reader contains a balanced selection of readings from a variety of sources together with an introduction and case study for each chapter. Contributors include Karl Barth, Leonardo Boff, Vigen Guorian, Stanley Hauerwas, Pope John Paul II and Karen LeBacqz. Theological Issues in Bioethics represents a wide range of Christian traditions and is an ideal resource for ordinands, students on lay training courses, theology undergraduates, clergy, medical students and health professionals.