Titlebook: Catholic Perspectives on Medical Morals; Foundational Issues Edmund D. Pellegrino,John P. Langan,John Collins H Book 19891st edition Kluwer

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Sanjoy Mukherjee,Bryan W. Boudourisality derive, I think, from the variety of analyses given of the phenomenon of moral disagreement. I believe that these different pluralisms raise very different issues which ought to be kept separate. I shall be arguing that in three, but not in all, senses of “pluralism” a pluralist position in morals is preferable.

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Philosophical Foundations of Catholic Medical Morals kind of applied ethics, that is, in general normative ethics. What T. Beauchamp and J. Childress discuss in their book, .[3], for example, is chiefly general normative ethics in the tradition of W. Frankena[9] or R. Brandt[4].

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Is Ethics One or Many?ality derive, I think, from the variety of analyses given of the phenomenon of moral disagreement. I believe that these different pluralisms raise very different issues which ought to be kept separate. I shall be arguing that in three, but not in all, senses of “pluralism” a pluralist position in morals is preferable.

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Kate C. Arnold,Caroline J. Flintological foundations — and ramifications — of natural law philosophy as interpreted within Catholic tradition. These are: (2) the relevance of Scripture to Catholic ethics; (3) the authority of the Church as interpreter of a philosophically-based ethical tradition; and (4) a proposal regarding the i

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“Theological” Medical Morality? A Response to Joseph Fuchsological foundations — and ramifications — of natural law philosophy as interpreted within Catholic tradition. These are: (2) the relevance of Scripture to Catholic ethics; (3) the authority of the Church as interpreter of a philosophically-based ethical tradition; and (4) a proposal regarding the i