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Eerdmans Pub. Co.,c2012.  a1 online resource (xviii, 1162 p.)bill.00tThe secularization of American medicine /rRoy Branson --tA new synthesis : alternative medicine's challenge to mainstream medicine and traditional Christianity /rSidney Callahan --tIllness, the problem of evil, and the analogical structure of healing : on the difference Christianity makes in bioethics /rGeorge Khushf --tMoney and the medical profession /rWilliam F. May --tConceptualizing religion : how language shapes and constrains knowledge in the study of religion and health /rDaniel E. Hall, Harold G. Koenig, and Keith G. Meador --tSalvation and health : why medicine needs the church /rStanley Hauerwas --tTheology confronts technology and the life sciences /rJames M. Gustafson --tTheologians and bioethics : some history and a proposal /rLisa Sowle Cahill --tEuropean-American ethos and principlism : an African-American challenge /rCheryl J. Sanders --tBioethics in a liberationist key /rMárcio Fabri dos Anjos --tBioethics and religion : some unscientific footnotes /rStephen E. Lammers --tThe Bible and bioethics : some problems and a proposal /rAllen Verhey --tGeneral introduction and part one of Ethical and religious directives for Catholic health care services, fourth edition /rU.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops --tThe corporate physician's oath /rDavid Schiedermayer --tSick of being poor /rTeresa Maldonado --tThe Bible and Christian convictions /rWillard M. Swartley --tThe Christian and Anabaptist legacy in healthcare /rJohn D. Roth --tCatholic social teaching and the allocation of healthcare /rThe Catholic Bishops' Joint Bioethics Committee --tHealth, healing, and social justice : insights from liberation theology /rPaul Farmer --tA body without borders /rJoel Shuman and Brian Volck --tListening 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 /rAana Vigen --tStarting a free clinic in a rural area : people in a small Kentucky town pool their talents to solve the access problem /rWilliam R. Grimes --tParish nursing : a new specialty /rAbigail Rian Evans --tAustin Heights and AIDS /rKyle Childress --tReform and rationing : reflections on health care in light of Catholic social teaching /rB. Andrew Lustig --tA summary of Catholic principles for health-care justice /rPhilip S. Keane --tHonor the physician /rSirach 38:1-15 --tThe Hippocratic oath /r--tThe Hippocratic oath insofar as a Christian may swear it /r--tThe doctor's oath and a Christian swearing it /rAllen Verhey --tThe physician's covenant /rWilliam F. May --tThe nurse's profession /rFlorence Nightingale --tA Christian vision of nursing and persons /rMary Molewyk Doornbos ... [et al.] --tHospital chaplaincy as agapeic intervention /rJoseph J. Kotva Jr. --tSpiritual morphine : the delusory hope of dying on your own terms /rKristina Robb Dover --tThe Christian pastor's role in medical ethics : in the pew and at the bedside /rJoseph J. Kotva Jr. --tStrangers or friends? A proposal for a new spirituality-in-medicine ethic /rFarr A. Curlin and Daniel E. Hall --tDaniel /rMargaret E. Mohrmann --tAIDS and the professions of healing : a brief inquiry /rStephen E. Lammers --tExousia : healing with authority in the Christian tradition /rDaniel P. Sulmasy --tEmpowerment in the clinical setting /rKaren Lebacqz --tThe will to be healthy /rKarl Barth --tThorn-in-the-flesh decision making : a Christian overview of the ethics of treatment /rRichard J. Mouw --tLuke 10:25-37 --tFour indicators of humanhood : the enquiry matures /rJoseph F. Fletcher --tPreface to The patient as person /rPaul Ramsey --tReflections on the moral status of the pre-embryo /rThomas A. Shannon and Allan B. Wolter --tThree views on the preimplantation embryo /rMichael R. Panicola --tAgain, who is a person? /rOliver O'Donovan --tWho is my neighbor? The good Samaritan as a source for theological anthropology /rIan A. McFarland --tMust 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 /rStanley Hauerwas --tTerra es animata : on having a life /rGilbert Meilaender --tWho/se we are : baptism as personhood /rKeith G. Meador and Joel James Shuman --tGenesis 2:7; John 1:1-4, 14; 1 Corinthians 6:19-20 --tOde on a plastic stapes /rChad Walsh --tBioethics, the body, and the legacy of bacon /rGerald P. Mckenny --tEmbodiment and moral critique : a Christian social perspective /rLisa Sowle Cahill --tHealth is membership /rWendell Berry --tOrgan transplants : death, dis-organ-ization, and the need for religious ritual /rAllen D. Verhey --tHarvesting the living? Separating brain death and organ transplantation /rCourtney S. Campbell --tSurgical Ward /rW.H. Auden --tSchool of suffering /rBradley Hanson --tAIDS and the Church /rEarl E. Shelp and Ronald H. Sunderland --tStories and suffering /rMargaret E. Mohrmann --tPatient suffering and the anointing of the sick /rM. Therese Lysaught --tPracticing patience : how Christians should be sick /rStanley Hauerwas and Charles Pinches --tDarkness /rKathryn Greene-McCreight --tPsychology as faith /rRobert Coles --tBetween the priestly doctor and the myth of mental illness /rIan S. Evison --tCrazy in the streets /rPaul S. Appelbaum --tAfflicting the afflicted : total institutions /rWilliam F. May --tCommunity and friendship : the church as liberating community /rJohn Swinton --tThe urgency dilemma : is life extension research a temptation or a test? /rAubrey D.N.J. de Grey --tAge-based rationing of life-sustaining health care /rJohn F. Kilner --tWhy do we want to be healthy? Medicine, autonomous individualism, and the community of faith /rDennis Sansom --tThe language of death : theology and economics in conflict /rD. Stephen Long --tRuth's resolve : what Jesus' great-grandmother may teach about bioethics and care /rAmy Laura Hall --00tMemory and canonicity /rDavid Keck --tEncountering the disabled god /rNancy L. Eiesland --tHuman dignity in the absence of agency /rHans S. Reinders --tUnremitting compassion : the moral psychology of parenting children with genetic disorders /rRichard B. Steele --tLove without boundaries : theological reflections on parenting a child with disabilities /rThomas E. Reynolds --tWelcoming the unexpected guests to the banquet /rBrett Webb-Mitchell --tThe body of Christ has Downs Syndrome : theological reflections on vulnerability, disability, and the graceful communities /rJohn Swinton --tVivisection /rC.S. Lewis --tPhilosophical reflections on experimenting with human subjects /rHans Jonas --tGlobalizing human subjects research /rAdriana Petryna --tThe use of Zairian children in HIV vaccine experimentation : a cross-cultural study in medical ethics /rThomas A. Nairn --tA plea for beneficence : reframing the embryo debate /rTed Peters and Gaymon Bennett --tA theologians brief /rDavid Jones ... [et al.] --tThe ethics of human stem cell research /rGene Outka --tStem cells and social ethics : some Catholic contributions /rLisa Sowle Cahill --tPrice to pay /rAmy Laura Hall --tCloning the human body /rStanley Hauerwas and Joel Shuman --tWhat would you do if ... ? Human embryonic stem cell research and the defense of the innocent /rM. Therese Lysaught --tGenesis 1:26-27; Psalm 8; Matthew 6:25-32 --tRespect for life /rKarl Barth --tAlien dignity : the legacy of Helmut Thielicke for bioethics /rKaren Lebacqz --tToward freedom from value /rRichard Stith --tSuffering, the body, and Christianity : the early Christians lived the theological basis of Catholic health care /rJames F. Keenan --tBioethics and the church : technology, martyrdom, and the moral significance of the ordinary /rChris K. Huebner --tMark 10:13-16 --tWhat are children for? /rJoel James Schuman and Brian Volck --tIntroduction to a memoir of Mary Ann : by the Dominican nuns who took care of her /rFlannery O'Connor --tBeing Mickey's doctor /rMargaret E. Mohrmann --tPastoral concerns : parental anxiety and other issues of character /rJoseph J. Kotva Jr. --tMedicine and the birth of defective children : approaches of the ancient world /rDarrel W. Amundsen --tThe death of infant Doe : Jesus and the neonates /rAllen Verhey --tBiblical faith and the loss of children /rBruce C. Birch --tParents and children /rKarl Barth --tHuman life and human love /rJames T. Burtchaell --tBeyond the liberal/conservative divide on contraception : the wisdom of practitioners of natural family planning and artificial birth control /rJulie Hanlon Rubio --tProcreation, the development of peoples, and the final destiny of humanity /rDavid M. McCarthy --tThe pill is like, DDT? An agrarian perspective on pharmaceutical birth control /rElizabeth Bahnson --tWhose bodies? Which selves? Appeals to embodiment in assessments of reproductive technology /rPaul Lauritzen --tThe ethical challenge of the new reproductive technology /rSidney Callahan --tFaith and infertility /rMaura A. Ryan --tA.R.T., ethics, and the Bible /rAllen Verhey --tTheology and the morality of procreative choice /rBeverly Wildung Harrison --tThe Catholic legacy and abortion : A debate /rDaniel C. Maguire and James T. Burtchaell --tAhead to our past : abortion and Christian texts /rMichael J. Gorman --tWomen of color and reproductive choice : combating the population paradigm /rAndy Smith --tAbortion and the sexual agenda : a case for pro-life feminism /rSidney Callahan --tAbortion, theologically understood /rStanley Hauerwas --tThe question of abortion : Christian virtue and government legislation /rJoseph J. Kotva Jr. --tMother and father /rDavid L. Schiedermayer --tEthical standards for genetic intervention /rJames C. Peterson --tJustice and genetics : whose Holy Grail? /rMaura Ryan --tMoral and religious implications of genetic control /rPaul Ramsey --tTo form a more perfect union : mainline Protestantism and the popularization of eugenics /rAmy Laura Hall --tThe Human Genome Project as soteriological project /rRobert Song --tThat deep surface : the Human Genome Project and the death of the human /rBronislaw Szerszynski --tDesperately seeking perfection : Christian discipleship and medical genetics /rJoel Shuman --tPlaying God and invoking a perspective /rAllen Verhey --tPsalm 88; Psalm 22; Romans 8:18-39; 1 Corinthians 15:20-26, 36-57 --tLament for a son /rNicolas Wolterstorff --tThe sacral power of death in contemporary experience /rWilliam F. May --tThe indignity of death with dignity /rPaul Ramsey --tKeeping body and soul together /rOliver O'Donovan --tDying well in historical perspective : the Ars Moriendi tradition of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries /rChristopher P. Vogt --tLearning how to die well : lessons from the ancient church /rVigen Guroian --tPhysician-assisted suicide : flight from compassion /rRichard A. McCormick --tThe case for physician-assisted suicide? /rJames F. Keenan --tReflection /rKaren Lebacqz --tA dignified dying /rHans Küng --tRational suicide and reasons for living /rStanley Hauerwas --tWhose life is it anyway? Ours, thats whose! /rGloria Maxson --tThe case of Baby Rena /rVigen Guroian --tCatholic spirituality and medical interventions in dying /rJames F. Bresnahan --tThe Catholic tradition on forgoing life support /rKevin D. O'Rourke --tHaving enough faith not to be healed /rJohn D. Brunt --tHouse calls on Cardinal Jackson /rDavid Schiedermayer --tGod will find a way /rMargaret E. Mohrmann --tWho decides? /rGilbert Meilaender --tWhat shall we do with Norman? An experiment in communal discernment /rCurtis W. Freeman --tLove your enemies : toward a Christoform bioethic /rM. Therese Lysaught.  aDescription based on print version record.  aIncludes bibliographical references. 0aMedical ethics. 0aMedicinexReligious aspects. 7aMEDICAL / Ethics2bisacsh 4aElectronic books.1 aLysaught, M. Therese.08iPrint version:tOn moral medicine.dGrand Rapids, Mich. : W.B. Eerdmans Pub. Co., 2012z9780802866011w(DLC)  2012003539403EBSCOhostuhttp://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&db=nlabk&AN=579971  aYBP Library ServicesbYANKn10716888  aEBSCOhostbEBSCn579971  acpp6006  a02bN$T  c53207d53207