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Are we to consider the human body divorced from what it means to be a human being? Is the human body merely the ...
This is an edited and adapted version of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod’s Commission on Theology and Church Relations report on “Marriage, Family and Human Cloning.” It speaks not only of cloning but also briefly touches on artificial insemination, surrogacy, and in vitro fertilization.
A Lutheran response to issues in bioethics is always one of Law and Gospel. Law is necessary to constrain the weak ...
Transhumanism puts faith in technology and holds onto the hope that humans can conquer death and become immortal ...
Christians are neighbors to the unborn embryo. Because we are forgiven by His grace through faith, the ...
Ethical relativism in issues of bioethics betrays a serious fault. It does not make allowances for the ...
Developments in emerging technologies will lead to vast changes in the way we live. How do we ensure that ...
Christians who give informed consent have an opportunity for faith in God’s care through their time of weakness. ...
Respecting the integrity of genetic research and its outcome, as Christians we recognize the limitations God ...
When questions are raised of abortion, contraception, euthanasia, stem-cell research, in vitro fertilization, we ...
In one sense, bioethics is something quite new, a development of the last half-century or so. The term itself is ...
Bioethics is ethics applied to moral concerns arising out of the technology that involves decision-making about ...