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Life in Our Hands : A Christian Perspective On Genetics and Cloning

by John Rogers Searle, J.A. Bryant
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Ethical dilemmas in genetic technology explored theologically.

Recommendation: This book provides a thought-provoking exploration of the ethical implications of genetic technology from a Christian perspective. With equal rigor in analyzing the Bible and biotechnology, John Bryant and John Searle help readers navigate the complex moral questions surrounding genetic modification, cloning, and gene therapy. If you're interested in understanding how Christian principles can guide our decision making in the realm of modern biology, this book is a must-read.

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Life in Our Hands : A Christian Perspective On Genetics and Cloning

by John Rogers Searle, J.A. Bryant
₱292.05 Now ₱193.05 Save 34%
ISBN: 9780851117959
Authors: John Rogers Searle, J.A. Bryant
Publisher: IVP
Date of Publication: 2004-05-21
Format: Paperback
Related Collections: Philosophy, Religion, Science
Related Topics: Christian, Genetics, Christianity, Theology, Christian Non Fiction, Medical
Goodreads rating: 3.0
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Science fact sometimes looks more like science fiction. GM technology is already embedded in drug manufacture and in agriculture. Soon we may be able to alter the genetic make-up of our unborn children: the technology is now available for human gene therapy and even cloning. Furthermore, spare body-parts may one day be grown from human embryonic cells.With these unprecedented choices comes a minefield of complex ethical questions. What are appropriate uses for genetic modification? What is the status of the human embryo? How can we maintain proper regard for the creation? Are we 'playing God' or simply using our God-given talents? In this bewildering maze there is no consensus about right and wrong. Ethical debates are dominated by pragmatism and concern for individual rights.Biological scientist John Bryant and doctor/pastor John Searle believe it is essential that we apply the teachings of Jesus to the dilemmas that arise from modern biological science. Approaching the Bible and the field of biotechnology with equal rigour they explore how Christians can make balanced ethical decisions in the current cultural and social climate.
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Ethical dilemmas in genetic technology explored theologically.

Recommendation: This book provides a thought-provoking exploration of the ethical implications of genetic technology from a Christian perspective. With equal rigor in analyzing the Bible and biotechnology, John Bryant and John Searle help readers navigate the complex moral questions surrounding genetic modification, cloning, and gene therapy. If you're interested in understanding how Christian principles can guide our decision making in the realm of modern biology, this book is a must-read.

Note: While we do our best to ensure the accuracy of cover images, ISBNs may at times be reused for different editions of the same title which may hence appear as a different cover.