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Desperate for Organs, New UK Report Contains Suggestions “At the Very Edge of Acceptability”

by Charles Camosy | Feb 13, 2012 | Current Events | 1 |

It is no secret that the medical establishment will do things that push the boundaries of ethics in order to get more organs. From the Harvard Brain Death Commission claiming that living human bodies with homeostasis can be...

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Peter Singer in a State of Flux?

by Charles Camosy | Jun 6, 2011 | Current Events, From the Field | 0 |

There has been some time to digest the conference ‘Christian Ethics Engages Peter Singer’ at Oxford a couple of weeks ago. For anyone that wishes to watch some of the sessions, all of them are available on the...

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