Titlebook: Sexuality and Medicine; Volume II: Ethical V Earl E. Shelp Book 19871st edition Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1987 Religion.eth

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Contemporary Controversies in Sexual Ethics: A Case Study in Post-Vatican II Moral TheologyCouncil held at St. Peter’s in the Vatican. Since that time, the religious practices, if not the beliefs, of millions of Catholic Christians worldwide have been significantly modified and changed. One only has to reflect on the widespread abandonment and ignorance of the Church’s heretofore hieretic

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Transsexual Surgery: Some Reflections on the Moral Issues Involvede. Those individuals are considered transsexual who are anatomically of one sex but feel themselves to be of the opposite gender. Such individuals do not doubt their anatomical identity. They are convinced it is the wrong one and, consequently, desire their anatomy to correspond with their felt gend

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ver and was possibly a mistake. Some people characterize society as too sexually obsessed, and there is an undercurrent of desire for a return to a supposedly simpler and happier time when sex was not openly dis­ cussed, displayed, taught or even, presumedly, contemplated. Indeed, we are experiencin

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The Clinician as Sexual Philosopher might see in them a type of unconscious philosophical analysis — yet when I characterize clinicians as sexual philosophers in the title of this essay, I intend nothing as oblique or esoteric as this.

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Sex, Society, Medicine: An Historical Commentntury historians who ascribed to Puritans their own attitudes towards sex. The Victorian preoccupation with sex affected all aspects of life, and Victorian historians can scarcely be blamed for reflecting prevailing views.