Life Issues

Life Issues Analysis

“Bioethics” is a term coined more than 30 years ago to describe the process of examining the ethics involved with emerging medical technologies and biological research. Bioethics is interdisciplinary, bringing together medicine, law, philosophy and public policy.

Bioethics covers a wide range of topics, including abortion, reproductive technologies, genetic intervention, stem cell research, physician-assisted suicide and end-of-life medical decisions.

Practically speaking, bioethics often touches us where we hurt the most: in illness, infertility and unexpected medical (and sometimes moral) difficulties. For Christians, bioethics is also an attempt to know what the Bible says about these issues and how God would have us respond.

Pick of the Week

Discussing Your Medical Wishes: A Patient's Guide

Discussing your wishes for medical decision-making in case you are ever unable to make your own decisions is an important task. This document will help you facilitate discussion with your loved ones on these difficult issues. read more

Recent News

White House Scrambles to Clarify Funding of Abortions in Pennsylvania

The Obama administration scrambled into "clarification" mode today following a revelation that the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) approved $160 million in taxpayer funds going to Pennsylvania could be used to fund abortions. read more

Featured Blog

Crossing the Line

In order to fully embrace “woman’s rights,” a woman must be willing to abort her preborn child. That’s the argument put forth in a frightening opinion column recently published across the Pond. In it, author Antonia Senior raises the stakes for pro-abortion feminists. No longer is it sufficient to support abortion in concept and politics; the new standard is to defend it in practice. It appears that being willing to have an abortion is now a prerequisite for being a liberated woman. read more

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