Biomedical Technology: Omnipresent in Contemporary Care, but Virtually Absent from Catholic Bioethics
Catholic bioethicists have examined specific biomedical technologies (esp. at life’s beginning and end). But a comprehensive reflection on the phenomenon of biomedical technology itself is missing. Moreover, a paradox appears operative. Several such technologies are rejected as unnatural when used t...
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Creighton University
2015
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The journal of religion & society
Year: 2015, Volume: 17 |
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