Bioethics and Christian Spirituality: Making Life

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The Series
1. Introduction
2. Taking Life
3. Making Life
4. Faking Life
5. Discussion

If previous bioethical coversations revolved around the taking of human life (through abortion, euthanasia, etc…), contemporary bioethical conversation deal with the making of human life. This next powerful segment addresses the ethical dilemma of cloning.

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Posted by Jeremy on Thursday, December 11, 2008 at 9:35 am
Filed under Christian Spirituality, Politics, Science, Theology · Tagged with bioethics, bioscience, biotechnology, Christian Spirituality, Politics

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