Bioethics: A Primer for Christians

Bioethics: A Primer for Christians by Gilbert C. Meilaender, published by EERDMANS, W.B., PUBLISHING COMPANY in 1996, is a concise exploration of bioethical issues from a Christian perspective. This edition spans 120 pages and addresses critical topics such as assisted reproduction, abortion, gene therapy, prenatal screening, euthanasia, and organ donation, providing readers with a framework for understanding these complex matters.
In this book, Meilaender delves into the ethical implications of various medical practices and decisions, encouraging thoughtful reflection on how Christian ethics can inform responses to contemporary bioethical dilemmas. The discussion is rooted in the intersection of faith and medical ethics, making it relevant for those interested in the moral considerations surrounding health care and life issues.
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Meilander explores from a Christian standpoint questions related to such issues as assisted reproduction, abortion, gene therapy, prenatal screening, euthanasia, organ donation and other bioethical matters.
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