Download PDF : E&M 11.2 Articles On Being Politically Correct Dr. Keith J Russell The Struggle Against Abortion: Why the Use of Lethal Force Is Not Morally Justifiable The Christian Life Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention Response to the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority’s Consultation Document on Research and Fertility Treatment Using Human Ova and Ovarian Tissue Obtained From Live Women, Cadavers, or Fetuses The Centre for Bioethics and Public Policy Liver Transplantation and Alcoholic Patients: When Is It Justified to Just Say No? Gregory W. Rutecki, MD Book Reviews The Tentative Pregnancy: Prenatal Diagnosis and the Future of MotherhoodBarbara Katz Rothman, Editor Dorothy A. Whyte Euthanasia, Clinical Practice, and the LawLuke Gormally, Editor Andrew Fergusson, MB, MRCGP The Virtues in Medical PracticeEdmund D. Pelligrino & David C. Thomasma Agneta Sutton Mind Fields: Reflections on the Science of Mind and BrainMalcolm Jeeves A. A. Howsepian, MD The New Genesis: Theology and the Genetic RevolutionRonald Cole-Turner C. Ben Mitchell

Download PDF : E&M 11.1 Articles Bioethics and the Challenge of the Post-Consensus Society Dr Nigel M de S Cameron Response to Nigel M de S Cameron’s Bioethics and the Challenge of the Post-Consensus Society David B. Fletcher, PhD Models of Nursing and Theories of Humanity: A Christian Perspective Barbara Parfitt & Stephen Williams Consistent Bioethics and Christian Consistency The Rev. Stanley L. Jaki Major Conclusions and Recommendations from the Final Report of the NIH Human Embryo Research Panel September 27, 1994 Book Reviews Health Care Reform: A Human Rights ApproachAudrey R. Chapman, Editor Marvin Jones, PhD On the New Frontiers of Genetics and ReligionJ. Robert Nelson Dr. Emy Locassen The Genetic RevolutionPatrick Dixon Patrick J. O’Rourke

Download PDF : E&M 10.3 COMMENT A Family Year? Agneta Sutton Genetic Engineering – Bane or Blessing? C. Ben Mitchell REPORT Transplantation of Fetal Tissue H. Jochemsen The Status of the Embryo from a Christian Point of View Dominique Folscheid Blurring Distinctions between the Dying and the Dead: A Call for Discernment in Organ Donation Gregory W. Rutecki

Download PDF : E&M 10.2 Legal Comment Stuart Hornett The Living Will Jerome R. Wernow, Belgium Anthropology and Bioethics D. A. du Toit, South Africa Hobbes’s Equal Threat: Are Some More Equal Than Others? E. D. Watt, Australia

Download PDF : E&M 10.1 COMMENT From the Editor The Kevorkian Story Continues They Zygote, the Embryo, and Personhood: An Attempt at Conceptual Clarification Kirkland Young Personalism and Bioethics Laura Palazzani Reproductive Technologies and the Theology of the Family Scott B. Rae and John H. Core BOOK REVIEWS

Download PDF : E&M 9.3 COMMENT From the Editor Bioethics in Budapest; Or, A Tale of Two Cities LEGAL COMMENT Courting Euthanasia? Tony Bland and the Law Lords John Keown Symposium on PVS and the Bland Case Persistent Vegetative State: Some Clinical Observations Maureen Tudor The Case For Letting Vegetative Patients Die Bryan Jennett Definitions of Personhood: Implications for the Care of PVS Patients Luke Gormally

Download PDF : E&M 9.2 COMMENT From the Editor A Decade for Death The New Dutch ‘Medical Experimentation Bill’ and Incompetent Patients B. S. Cusveller and H. Jochemsen The NHS Reforms – A View from General Practice Kenneth Prudhoe Picture Perfect: The Politics of Prenatal Testing Elizabeth Kristol

Download PDF : E&M 9.1 COMMENT Professor David Short A Physician’s Misgivings regarding the Advance Directive A Time to Live C. Ben Mitchell & Michael K. Whitehead Living Wills A Briefing Paper from CARE Euthenasia A statement by HOPE

Download PDF : E&M 8.3 The Law and Practice OF Euthenasia in the Netherlands John Keown, Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge

Download PDF : E&M 8.2 COMMENT From the Editor Death on the Agenda Medical Genetics: Its Presuppositions, Possibilities, and Problems Henk Jochemsen REVIEWS