Bio-medical Ethics: Three Theological Perspectives : Proceedings of the Ahavas Israel Interreligious Symposium Held at the Congregation, as Part of the Scholar-in-Residence Weekend, May 14 1983Phillip Sigal |
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abortion active euthanasia Ahavas Israel amniocentesis artificial insemination autonomy baby basic benefit BIO-MEDICAL ETHICS biological brain death calling Catholic moral cells child Christian consent cure dead decision defective discussion disease Donald Eward donor Down's Syndrome dying embryo transfer esophagus ethical issues experiment experimentation on humans fetus freedom Friday gene genetic engineering genetic therapy gestation God's cause golem gospel healing Hospital human estate human personal human sexuality individual Infant Doe Interreligious Symposium involved Jewish law Judaism judged laboratory live medicine moral concerns nature neonates nurturance objectively evil organ transplanting organs ovum pain parenthood parents patient Paul Ramsey perfect children physician possible potential prayer problems procedure procreation prolong question Rabbi Rauschenbusch Recombinant DNA religious reproductive responsibility risk Scholar-in-Residence Weekend semen sexual Seymour Siegel sick sperm teaching theologians theological tion tradition transplanting treatment vitro fertilization Walter Rauschenbusch