Arguing Honestly About Stem Cells (Meilaender, 2003)
“The debate about embryonic stem cell research is an important one for our society, because we are–at least in part–arguing about who belongs to that society.”
Category: Online Resources
Products of the Will: Robertson’s “Children of Choice” (Meilaender, 1995)
A detailed critical analysis of the thought of John Robertson as found in Children of Choice
Gifts of the Body (Meilaender, 2006)
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Review of “What Are They Saying About Moral Norms?” by Richard Gula (Meilaender, 1983)
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Theology in Stories: C.S. Lewis and the Narrative Quality of Experience (1981)
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Ordinary and Extraordinary Treatments: When Does Quality of Life Count? (Meilaender, 1997)
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The Distinction Between Killing and Allowing to Die (Meilaender, 1976)
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Some Caveats about Character: A Response to Stephen Davis (Meilaender, 2001)
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The Death Penalty Assessed: A Book Review (Meilaender, Hauerwas, Budziszweski, Westmoreland-White, Stassen, 2006)
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Moral Knowledge: The Limits of Redeemed Vision (Meilaender, 2008)
Apart from such general statements, however, we should neither expect nor seek from Christian ethics any single principle by which to specify how Christian life must take shape within these worldly spheres