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Preface to the Second Edition | |
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Preface to the First Edition | |
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Religion and Medicine | |
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For Doctors and Nurses | |
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Honor the Physician | |
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The Will to Be Healthy | |
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The Secularization of American Medicine | |
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Religion and Moral Meaning in Bioethics | |
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Illness, the Problem of Evil, and the Analogical Structure of Healing: On the Difference Christianity Makes in Bioethics | |
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Theology and Medical Ethics | |
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Theology Confronts Technology and the Life Sciences | |
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Preface to The Patient as Person | |
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Can Theology Have a Role in "Public" Bioethical Discourse? | |
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Theology and Bioethics | |
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Salvation and Health: Why Medicine Needs the Church | |
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Bio-ethics: Some Challenges from a Liberation Perspective | |
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Feminist Theology and Bioethics | |
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The Profession and its Integrity | |
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The Hippocratic Oath | |
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The Hippocratic Oath Insofar as a Christian May Swear It | |
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The Doctor's Oath - and a Christian Swearing It | |
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From "Medical Ethics: Professional or Universal?" | |
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Code and Covenant or Philanthropy and Contract? | |
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AIDS and the Professions of Healing: A Brief Inquiry | |
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The Doctor | |
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The Nurse's Profession | |
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Life and its Sanctity | |
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Genesis 2:4b-7 | |
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Respect for Life | |
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The Transcendence of God and the Value of Human Life | |
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Toward Freedom from Value | |
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Alien Dignity: The Legacy of Helmut Thielicke for Bioethics | |
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Death and its (In)Dignity | |
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Psalm 88 | |
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Lament for a Son | |
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The Sacral Power of Death in Contemporary Experience | |
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The Indignity of "Death with Dignity" | |
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Keeping Body and Soul Together | |
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Health and Healing | |
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2 Corinthians 12:7-10 | |
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Sickness and Illusion | |
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A Declaration of Faith and Health | |
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In Search of Health | |
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The WHO Definition of "Health" | |
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Why Do We Want to Be Healthy? Medicine, Autonomous Individualism, and the Community of Faith | |
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Nature and its Mastery | |
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Ode on a Plastic Stapes | |
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The Abolition of Man | |
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Technological Devices in Medical Care | |
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Science: Limits and Prohibitions | |
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"Playing God" and Invoking a Perspective | |
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The Art of Technology Assessment | |
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Bioethics, the Body, and the Legacy of Bacon | |
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Care of Patients and Their Suffering | |
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Surgical Ward | |
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School of Suffering | |
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AIDS and the Church | |
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Stories and Suffering | |
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Patient Suffering and the Anointing of the Sick | |
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Practicing Patience: How Christians Should be Sick | |
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Respect for Persons and their Agency | |
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Four Indicators of Humanhood - The Enquiry Matures | |
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Again, Who Is a Person? | |
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Must a Patient Be a Person to Be a Patient? Or, My Uncle Charlie Is Not Much of a Person but He Is Still My Uncle Charlie | |
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Terra es animata: On Having a Life | |
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"Embodiment" and Moral Critique: A Christian Social Perspective | |
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Man as Patient | |
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Agency and an Interactional Model of Society | |
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The Basis of Medicine and Religion: Respect for Persons | |
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Contraception | |
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Of Human Life (Humarie Vitae) | |
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The Contraceptive Revolution and the Human Condition | |
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"Human Life" and Human Love | |
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Parents and Children | |
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Technological Reproduction | |
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Instruction on Respect for Human Life in Its Origin and on the Dignity of Procreation | |
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Whose Bodies? Which Selves? Appeals to Embodiment in Assessments of Reproductive Technology | |
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In a Glass Darkly | |
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Ethical Implications of In Vitro Fertilization | |
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The Ethical Challenge of the New Reproductive Technology | |
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The Gestated and Sold | |
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Genetic Control | |
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Mother and Father | |
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Moral and Religious Implications of Genetic Control | |
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The Problem of Genetic Manipulation | |
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From Clinic to Congregation: Religious Communities and Genetic Medicine | |
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Genetics: The British Conversation and a Christian Response | |
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The Search for Shalom | |
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Ethical Standards for Genetic Intervention | |
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Abortion | |
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The Catholic Legacy and Abortion: A Debate | |
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Respect for Life in the Womb | |
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A Protestant Ethical Approach | |
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The Fetus as Parasite and Mushroom | |
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A Feminist-Liberation View of Abortion | |
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Abortion and the Sexual Agenda: A Case for Pro-Life Feminism | |
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Liberation, Abortion, and Responsibility | |
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Choosing Death and Letting Die | |
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Catholic Spirituality and Medical Interventions in Dying | |
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"Whose Life Is It Anyway?" Ours, That's Whose! | |
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Euthanasia | |
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Euthanasia and Christian Vision | |
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Covenantal Ethics and Care for the Dying | |
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Reflection | |
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Physician-Assisted Suicide: Flight from Compassion | |
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Rational Suicide and Reasons for Living | |
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Care of Neonates | |
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Medicine and the Birth of Defective Children: Approaches of the Ancient World | |
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Mongolism, Parental Desires, and the Right to Life | |
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The Death of Infant Doe: Jesus and the Neonates | |
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The Case of Baby Rena | |
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Tragedies and Medical Choices: The Lakeburg Twins | |
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Justice and Equal Treatment | |
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Our Religious Traditions and the Treatment of Infants | |
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The Retarded | |
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Biblical Faith and the Loss of Children | |
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The Physician-Patient Relationship: Advice and Consent | |
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Exousia: Healing with Authority in the Christian Tradition | |
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Honor Thy Patient | |
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Thorn-in-the-Flesh Decision Making: A Christian Overview of the Ethics of Treatment | |
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The Truthfulness of a Physician | |
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The Physician-Patient Relationship | |
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Teacher | |
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Empowerment in the Clinical Setting | |
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Psychiatric Care: Professional Commitments and Societal Responsibilities | |
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Some Contributions of Religion to Mental Health | |
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Psychology as Faith | |
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Between the Priestly Doctor and the Myth of Mental Illness | |
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Crazy in the Streets | |
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Afflicting the Afflicted: Total Institutions | |
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Welcoming Unexpected Guests to the Banquet | |
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Secrets of the Couch and the Grave: The Anne Sexton Case | |
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Pine Rest Christian Hospital Mission Statement | |
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Research and Experimentation | |
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Vivisection | |
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The Necessity, Promise, and Dangers of Human Experimentation | |
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Philosophical Reflections on Experimenting with Human Subjects | |
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Ethical Considerations in Human Experimentation: Experimentation Involving Children | |
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The Use of Zairian Children in HIV Vaccine Experimentation | |
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Major Conclusions and Recommendations from the Final Report of the NIH Human Embryo Research Panel | |
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The Inhuman Use of Human Beings | |
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Allocation and Distribution | |
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"The Corporate Physician's Oath" | |
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Social Justice and Equal Access to Health Care | |
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Reform and Rationing: Reflections on Health Care in Light of Catholic Social Teaching | |
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Sanctity and Scarcity: The Makings of Tragedy | |
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The Ethical Legitimacy of Excluding the Elderly When Medical Resources Are Limited | |
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A Pathology of Medical Ethics: Economic Medical Rationing in a Morally Incoherent Society | |
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Sick of Being Poor | |
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