Dimitri Cozby
Dimitri Cozby
The author criticizes the essays in this issue by Waters, Erickson, Trotter and Verhey for not placing an adequate Christology at the center of their definitions what is Christian bioethics.
What is Christian about Christian bioethics? Metaphysical, epistemological, and moral differences [0.03%]
基督教生物伦理学中的基督教特征是什么？形而上学、认识论和道德差异分析
H Tristram Engelhardt Jr
H Tristram Engelhardt Jr
H Tristram Engelhardt
H Tristram Engelhardt
The project of articulating a coherent, canonical, content-full, secular morality-cum-bioethics fails, because it does not acknowledge sin, which is to say, it does not acknowledge the centrality of holiness, which is essential to a non-dis...
"... As we forgive those who trespass against us...": theological reflections on sin and guilt in the hospital environment [0.03%]
“……宽恕冒犯我们的人……”：医院环境中的神学省思——罪与咎责
Kurt W Schmidt
Kurt W Schmidt
In general parlance the term sin has lost its existential meaning. Originally a Jewish-Christian term within a purely religious context, referring to a wrongdoing with regard to God, sin has slowly become reduced to guilt in the course of t...
Michael Sievernich
Michael Sievernich
After a period during which the theological categories of sin and forgiveness were ignored or trivialized, presently these notions are being rediscovered. What could their impact be on bioethics, either in the narrow sense of medical ethics...
Dimitri Cozby
Dimitri Cozby
Placing the notion of sin in the context of a meontic account of evil, and emphasizing the effect of sin on the sinner himself, this commentary exposes the insufficiency of restricting oneself to human efforts at atonement, and of thus unde...
Bioethics and sin [0.03%]
生物伦理与原罪论
Jean-Francois Collange
Jean-Francois Collange
On the basis of a historical reconstruction of the stages through which the Christian notion of sin took shape in Protestantism, the significance of this term for modern bioethics is derived from its opposition to a holiness of God and his ...
Brent Waters
Brent Waters
This paper is a critical response to Elisabeth Gräb-Schmidt's article "Freedom in responsibility: On the relevance of 'sin' as hermeneutic guiding principle in bioethical decision making." Gräb-Schmidt's chief contention is that ethics be...
Freedom in responsibility: on the relevance of "sin" as a hermeneutic guiding principle in bioethical decision making [0.03%]
责任中的自由——论“罪”的诠释学指导原则在生物医学伦理决策中的相关性
Elisabeth Gräb-Schmidt
Elisabeth Gräb-Schmidt
This essay deals with questions of responsibility concerning technology, in particular, gene technology and the special problem of research on embryos. I raise issues concerning the extent of humans' authority to act and the limits of human...
Sin and bioethics [0.03%]
罪与生物伦理学
Tibor Imrényi
Tibor Imrényi
The essay starts out with defining the biblical concept of sin in the Old and the New Testaments. The literal knowledge of divine truth is distinguished from its truthful and spiritual interpretation. A further distinction should be made be...