On moral medicine theological perspectives in medical ethics. [electronic resource] :
- 3rd ed. / edited by M. Therese Lysaught ... [et al.].
- Grand Rapids, Mich. : W.B. Eerdmans Pub. Co., 2012.
- 1 online resource (xviii, 1162 p.) ill.
Includes bibliographical references.
The secularization of American medicine / A new synthesis : alternative medicine's challenge to mainstream medicine and traditional Christianity / Illness, the problem of evil, and the analogical structure of healing : on the difference Christianity makes in bioethics / Money and the medical profession / Conceptualizing religion : how language shapes and constrains knowledge in the study of religion and health / Salvation and health : why medicine needs the church / Theology confronts technology and the life sciences / Theologians and bioethics : some history and a proposal / European-American ethos and principlism : an African-American challenge / Bioethics in a liberationist key / Bioethics and religion : some unscientific footnotes / The Bible and bioethics : some problems and a proposal / General introduction and part one of Ethical and religious directives for Catholic health care services, fourth edition / The corporate physician's oath / Sick of being poor / The Bible and Christian convictions / The Christian and Anabaptist legacy in healthcare / Catholic social teaching and the allocation of healthcare / Health, healing, and social justice : insights from liberation theology / A body without borders / Listening to women of color with breast cancer : theological and ethical insights for U.S. healthcare and keeping it real while staying out of the loony bin : social ethics for healthcare systems / Starting a free clinic in a rural area : people in a small Kentucky town pool their talents to solve the access problem / Parish nursing : a new specialty / Austin Heights and AIDS / Reform and rationing : reflections on health care in light of Catholic social teaching / A summary of Catholic principles for health-care justice / Honor the physician / The Hippocratic oath / The Hippocratic oath insofar as a Christian may swear it / The doctor's oath and a Christian swearing it / The physician's covenant / The nurse's profession / A Christian vision of nursing and persons / Hospital chaplaincy as agapeic intervention / Spiritual morphine : the delusory hope of dying on your own terms / The Christian pastor's role in medical ethics : in the pew and at the bedside / Strangers or friends? A proposal for a new spirituality-in-medicine ethic / Daniel / AIDS and the professions of healing : a brief inquiry / Exousia : healing with authority in the Christian tradition / Empowerment in the clinical setting / The will to be healthy / Thorn-in-the-flesh decision making : a Christian overview of the ethics of treatment / Luke 10:25-37 -- Four indicators of humanhood : the enquiry matures / Preface to The patient as person / Reflections on the moral status of the pre-embryo / Three views on the preimplantation embryo / Again, who is a person? / Who is my neighbor? The good Samaritan as a source for theological anthropology / Must a patient be a person to be a patient? Or, my uncle Charlie is not much of a person but he is still my uncle Charlie / Terra es animata : on having a life / Who/se we are : baptism as personhood / Genesis 2:7; John 1:1-4, 14; 1 Corinthians 6:19-20 -- Ode on a plastic stapes / Bioethics, the body, and the legacy of bacon / Embodiment and moral critique : a Christian social perspective / Health is membership / Organ transplants : death, dis-organ-ization, and the need for religious ritual / Harvesting the living? Separating brain death and organ transplantation / Surgical Ward / School of suffering / AIDS and the Church / Stories and suffering / Patient suffering and the anointing of the sick / Practicing patience : how Christians should be sick / Darkness / Psychology as faith / Between the priestly doctor and the myth of mental illness / Crazy in the streets / Afflicting the afflicted : total institutions / Community and friendship : the church as liberating community / The urgency dilemma : is life extension research a temptation or a test? / Age-based rationing of life-sustaining health care / Why do we want to be healthy? Medicine, autonomous individualism, and the community of faith / The language of death : theology and economics in conflict / Ruth's resolve : what Jesus' great-grandmother may teach about bioethics and care / Roy Branson -- Sidney Callahan -- George Khushf -- William F. May -- Daniel E. Hall, Harold G. Koenig, and Keith G. Meador -- Stanley Hauerwas -- James M. Gustafson -- Lisa Sowle Cahill -- Cheryl J. Sanders -- Márcio Fabri dos Anjos -- Stephen E. Lammers -- Allen Verhey -- U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops -- David Schiedermayer -- Teresa Maldonado -- Willard M. Swartley -- John D. Roth -- The Catholic Bishops' Joint Bioethics Committee -- Paul Farmer -- Joel Shuman and Brian Volck -- Aana Vigen -- William R. Grimes -- Abigail Rian Evans -- Kyle Childress -- B. Andrew Lustig -- Philip S. Keane -- Sirach 38:1-15 -- -- -- Allen Verhey -- William F. May -- Florence Nightingale -- Mary Molewyk Doornbos ... [et al.] -- Joseph J. Kotva Jr. -- Kristina Robb Dover -- Joseph J. Kotva Jr. -- Farr A. Curlin and Daniel E. Hall -- Margaret E. Mohrmann -- Stephen E. Lammers -- Daniel P. Sulmasy -- Karen Lebacqz -- Karl Barth -- Richard J. Mouw -- Joseph F. Fletcher -- Paul Ramsey -- Thomas A. Shannon and Allan B. Wolter -- Michael R. Panicola -- Oliver O'Donovan -- Ian A. McFarland -- Stanley Hauerwas -- Gilbert Meilaender -- Keith G. Meador and Joel James Shuman -- Chad Walsh -- Gerald P. Mckenny -- Lisa Sowle Cahill -- Wendell Berry -- Allen D. Verhey -- Courtney S. Campbell -- W.H. Auden -- Bradley Hanson -- Earl E. Shelp and Ronald H. Sunderland -- Margaret E. Mohrmann -- M. Therese Lysaught -- Stanley Hauerwas and Charles Pinches -- Kathryn Greene-McCreight -- Robert Coles -- Ian S. Evison -- Paul S. Appelbaum -- William F. May -- John Swinton -- Aubrey D.N.J. de Grey -- John F. Kilner -- Dennis Sansom -- D. Stephen Long -- Amy Laura Hall -- Memory and canonicity / Encountering the disabled god / Human dignity in the absence of agency / Unremitting compassion : the moral psychology of parenting children with genetic disorders / Love without boundaries : theological reflections on parenting a child with disabilities / Welcoming the unexpected guests to the banquet / The body of Christ has Downs Syndrome : theological reflections on vulnerability, disability, and the graceful communities / Vivisection / Philosophical reflections on experimenting with human subjects / Globalizing human subjects research / The use of Zairian children in HIV vaccine experimentation : a cross-cultural study in medical ethics / A plea for beneficence : reframing the embryo debate / A theologians brief / The ethics of human stem cell research / Stem cells and social ethics : some Catholic contributions / Price to pay / Cloning the human body / What would you do if ... ? Human embryonic stem cell research and the defense of the innocent / Genesis 1:26-27; Psalm 8; Matthew 6:25-32 -- Respect for life / Alien dignity : the legacy of Helmut Thielicke for bioethics / Toward freedom from value / Suffering, the body, and Christianity : the early Christians lived the theological basis of Catholic health care / Bioethics and the church : technology, martyrdom, and the moral significance of the ordinary / Mark 10:13-16 -- What are children for? / Introduction to a memoir of Mary Ann : by the Dominican nuns who took care of her / Being Mickey's doctor / Pastoral concerns : parental anxiety and other issues of character / Medicine and the birth of defective children : approaches of the ancient world / The death of infant Doe : Jesus and the neonates / Biblical faith and the loss of children / Parents and children / Human life and human love / Beyond the liberal/conservative divide on contraception : the wisdom of practitioners of natural family planning and artificial birth control / Procreation, the development of peoples, and the final destiny of humanity / The pill is like, DDT? An agrarian perspective on pharmaceutical birth control / Whose bodies? Which selves? Appeals to embodiment in assessments of reproductive technology / The ethical challenge of the new reproductive technology / Faith and infertility / A.R.T., ethics, and the Bible / Theology and the morality of procreative choice / The Catholic legacy and abortion : A debate / Ahead to our past : abortion and Christian texts / Women of color and reproductive choice : combating the population paradigm / Abortion and the sexual agenda : a case for pro-life feminism / Abortion, theologically understood / The question of abortion : Christian virtue and government legislation / Mother and father / Ethical standards for genetic intervention / Justice and genetics : whose Holy Grail? / Moral and religious implications of genetic control / To form a more perfect union : mainline Protestantism and the popularization of eugenics / The Human Genome Project as soteriological project / That deep surface : the Human Genome Project and the death of the human / Desperately seeking perfection : Christian discipleship and medical genetics / Playing God and invoking a perspective / Psalm 88; Psalm 22; Romans 8:18-39; 1 Corinthians 15:20-26, 36-57 -- Lament for a son / The sacral power of death in contemporary experience / The indignity of death with dignity / Keeping body and soul together / Dying well in historical perspective : the Ars Moriendi tradition of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries / Learning how to die well : lessons from the ancient church / Physician-assisted suicide : flight from compassion / The case for physician-assisted suicide? / Reflection / A dignified dying / Rational suicide and reasons for living / Whose life is it anyway? Ours, thats whose! / The case of Baby Rena / Catholic spirituality and medical interventions in dying / The Catholic tradition on forgoing life support / Having enough faith not to be healed / House calls on Cardinal Jackson / God will find a way / Who decides? / What shall we do with Norman? An experiment in communal discernment / Love your enemies : toward a Christoform bioethic / David Keck -- Nancy L. Eiesland -- Hans S. Reinders -- Richard B. Steele -- Thomas E. Reynolds -- Brett Webb-Mitchell -- John Swinton -- C.S. Lewis -- Hans Jonas -- Adriana Petryna -- Thomas A. Nairn -- Ted Peters and Gaymon Bennett -- David Jones ... [et al.] -- Gene Outka -- Lisa Sowle Cahill -- Amy Laura Hall -- Stanley Hauerwas and Joel Shuman -- M. Therese Lysaught -- Karl Barth -- Karen Lebacqz -- Richard Stith -- James F. Keenan -- Chris K. Huebner -- Joel James Schuman and Brian Volck -- Flannery O'Connor -- Margaret E. Mohrmann -- Joseph J. Kotva Jr. -- Darrel W. Amundsen -- Allen Verhey -- Bruce C. Birch -- Karl Barth -- James T. Burtchaell -- Julie Hanlon Rubio -- David M. McCarthy -- Elizabeth Bahnson -- Paul Lauritzen -- Sidney Callahan -- Maura A. Ryan -- Allen Verhey -- Beverly Wildung Harrison -- Daniel C. Maguire and James T. Burtchaell -- Michael J. Gorman -- Andy Smith -- Sidney Callahan -- Stanley Hauerwas -- Joseph J. Kotva Jr. -- David L. Schiedermayer -- James C. Peterson -- Maura Ryan -- Paul Ramsey -- Amy Laura Hall -- Robert Song -- Bronislaw Szerszynski -- Joel Shuman -- Allen Verhey -- Nicolas Wolterstorff -- William F. May -- Paul Ramsey -- Oliver O'Donovan -- Christopher P. Vogt -- Vigen Guroian -- Richard A. McCormick -- James F. Keenan -- Karen Lebacqz -- Hans Küng -- Stanley Hauerwas -- Gloria Maxson -- Vigen Guroian -- James F. Bresnahan -- Kevin D. O'Rourke -- John D. Brunt -- David Schiedermayer -- Margaret E. Mohrmann -- Gilbert Meilaender -- Curtis W. Freeman -- M. Therese Lysaught.