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Recognition Receptors in Biosensorsorld were organized to administer medical (and other) aid as acts of Christian charity. By the early middle ages European hospitals were administered primarily by bishoprics and monasteries, though private lay hospitals appeared by the end of the tenth century [2].

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Introduction and Overview,orld were organized to administer medical (and other) aid as acts of Christian charity. By the early middle ages European hospitals were administered primarily by bishoprics and monasteries, though private lay hospitals appeared by the end of the tenth century [2].

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0928-8783 ts theologian-contributors. This volume examines the workof four Christian theologians who have significantly influenced thefield of bioethics in the U.S.: Richard McCormick, .SJ.; PaulRamsey; Stanley Hauerwas; and James M. Gustafson. Each theorist‘swritings are explored in turn, in order to elucida

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137262929en, has been criticized by many of his fellow Catholic moralists for rejecting so many of the tradition’s moral ‘absolutes.’ Paul Ramsey, the Protestant ethicist to be considered in this chapter, has been criticized by many of his peers for . too many moral absolutes and insisting upon their quasi-casuistical application.

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Some Reflections and Suggestions, must be included in formulating moral judgements), their understandings of the theological significance of human life and the experience of death, their selection of a preferred ethical methodology for resolving moral conflicts, and so on.

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Christian Theology and Medical Ethics978-94-015-8654-2Series ISSN 0928-8783