A blessing in disguise? Empowering Catholic health care institutions in the current health care environment [0.03%]
因祸得福？当前医疗环境下天主教医疗机构的自我赋权
J Zimbelman
J Zimbelman
Health care institutions, including Roman Catholic institutions, are in a time of crisis. This crisis may provide an important opportunity to reinvigorate Roman Catholic health care. The current health care crisis offers Roman Catholic heal...
James Drane's More Humane Medicine: a new foundation for twenty-first century bioethics? [0.03%]
论詹姆斯·德雷恩的医学人道主义：21世纪生物伦理学的新基础吗？
Brad F Mellon
Brad F Mellon
James Drane's More Humane Medicine: A Liberal Catholic Bioethics is an outstanding contribution to the study of bioethics in our day. Catholics and others who are interested in the issues discussed here will benefit from this masterful trea...
David H Wenkel
David H Wenkel
This article examines the relationship between the principle of double effect and justification for separation surgeries for conjoined twins. First, the principle of double effect is examined in light of its historical context. It is argued...
On the impermissibility of euthanasia in Catholic healthcare organizations [0.03%]
论天主教医疗机构中安乐死的不合法性
Ana S Iltis
Ana S Iltis
Roman Catholic healthcare institutions in the United States face a number of threats to the integrity of their missions, including the increasing religious and moral pluralism of society and the financial crisis many organizations face. The...
Pluralism and ethical dialogue in Christian healthcare institutions: the view of Caritas Catholica Flanders [0.03%]
基督教会医疗机构中的多元主义与伦理对话：来自弗拉芒地区的视角
Chris Gastmans,Fernand Van Neste,Paul Schotsmans
Chris Gastmans
In this article, the place and the nature of an ethical dialogue that develops within Christian healthcare institutions in Flanders, Belgium is examined. More specifically, the question is asked how Christian healthcare institutions should ...
Christopher Tollefsen
Christopher Tollefsen
In this essay, I defend three Simple Views concerning human beings. First, that the human embryo is, from the one-cell stage onwards, a single unitary organism. Second, that when an embryo twins, it ceases to exist and two new embryos come ...
Fission and confusion [0.03%]
分裂与困惑
David Hershenov,Rose J Koch-Hershenov
David Hershenov
Catholic opponents of abortion and embryonic stem cell research usually base their position on a hylomorphic account of ensoulment at fertilization. They maintain that we each started out as one-cell ensouled organisms. Critics of this posi...
Why patients should give thanks for their disease: traditional Christianity on the joy of suffering [0.03%]
为何病人应该感谢他们的疾病：传统基督教眼中的苦难之乐
Corinna Delkeskamp-Hayes
Corinna Delkeskamp-Hayes
Patristic teaching about sin and disease allows supplementing well-acknowledged conditions for a Christian medicine with further personal challenges, widely disregarded in Western Christianities. A proper appreciation of man's vocation towa...
Sin, sickness, and salvation [0.03%]
罪恶、疾病与拯救
Chad Hatfield
Chad Hatfield
This article seeks to provide commentary and rationale for Orthodox Christian rites and prayers for the sick as found in the Euchologion, or Book of Needs. The reader needs to understand that the prayers of the Orthodox Church prayed at tim...