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Is abortion a genocide?
Elective abortion as the right to kill your children
The Fight over the Fetus: Abortion, Ethics, and Politics
Today Norman Geisler apparently defended his continued support for Donald Trump by claiming that Hillary Clinton is worse than Adolf […]
abortion, bioethics, ethics, Hemant Mehta, Hillary Clinton, Norman Geisler, politicsFetus as Parasite? A disturbing trend in pro-choice rhetoric
88. Euthanasia, Death, and the Good Life: A Conversation with Heidi Janz
“Euthanasia.” The word derives from the Greek prefix “eu” or good, and “thanatos” or death. Hence, euthanasia promises a good […]
bioethics, ethics, euthanasia, Heidi Janz, problem of evil, problem of suffering, suffering, theologyThe right to die? You don’t know Jack. A review
My earliest memory of Jack Kevorkian came with a feature article in Cornerstone Magazine. The year was 1990 and Dr. […]
Al Pacino, bioethics, euthanasia, HBO, physician-assisted suicide, review, You Don't Know JackWhy are you laughing? Reflections on the ethics of gallows humor
Fads come and go. And thirty years ago the fad on the playground was collecting stickers. So I followed the […]
bioethics, ethics, Hastings Center, speech actTill death do we part? Ethical reflection on marital vows
Abortion and the old Coat hanger Argument
“We tried universal illegal abortion and the results were quite horrific.” That statement was written by one of my faithful […]
abortion, bioethics, coat hanger argument, deontology, ethics, euthanasia, suicide, utilitarianism