Titlebook: Covenants of Life; Contemporary Medical Kenneth L. Vaux (Professor of Theological Ethics), Book 20021st edition Springer Science+Business M

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Paul Ramsey’s Ethic of Covenant Fidelitye than properly pose and explore some important (if seldom asked) questions in medical ethics, but confident that such questions were “now completely in the public forum, no longer the province of scientific experts alone” (Ramsey, 1970b). Medicine had grown morally problematic. What had long been t

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Discerning Stewardshipme of ., into contemporary moral reflection on the practice of medicine and research. Like you and I he was a product of his time, subject to the boundaries of his context. But he modeled a remarkable openness, he pushed for an ever-widening circle of conversation and argument, and he was humble eno

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The Right to Life and Human Dignity growing awareness of multicultural concerns. Kass challenges the tradition of individual rights in contemporary ethical decision-making. “Friends of dignity,” Kass maintains, should be wary of the liberal tradition’s attempts to ground ethics in rights. Kass claims that there is more dignity in doi

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Applied Ethics and Communities of Valuel ethics. His essay has important implications for a host of contemporary issues, including life-support decisions, discussions of informed consent (especially recent critiques of physician paternalism and the nature of patient autonomy), and the growing emergence of the role of ethics committees an

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