Made in Whose Image?: Genetic Engineering and Christian EthicsDescribing various developments in plant, animal, and human genetics, this book highlights the progress genetic research has achieved, its promise, and its social impact. It analyses the developments from the perspective of Christian ethics, as expounded by Roman Catholic and Protestant theorists, to give an overview of crucial ethical issues. |
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DEVELOPMENTS IN GENETICS | 1 |
Roman Catholic Perspectives on Genetic Engineering | 35 |
Protestant Perspectives on Genetic Engineering | 61 |
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Made in Whose Image: Genetic Engineering and Christian Ethics Thomas A. Shannon No preview available - 1999 |
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