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Christianity & Bioethics: Confronting Clinical Issues is unavailable, but you can change that!

Medical technology and new treatments are being discovered and promoted at a much faster rate than our ability to reflect on their ethical, social, legal, and religious implications. As a result, people are often unprepared to answer the difficult questions that confront them today:—Is abortion ever justifiable?—If a loved one is suffering, can we take action that might relieve their suffering...

your hand out the window was to get it wet. In the same way, though it is true that I may get personal satisfaction out of helping others, that satisfaction can merely be a by-product of my intended action to help others. Finally, psychological egoism is not saying that I normally act out of self interest, it says it is impossible for me to act otherwise. However, no evidence is offered to support this claim. No matter how much a person claims his or her action was altruistic, the psychological egoist
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