Which Medical Ethics For Granny?
Earlier this month, President Joe Biden issued a “Proclamation on World Suicide Prevention Day.” But Biden failed to include assisted suicide in the document. Wesley…
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‘My Care, My Right’ Devoid of God
By Judie Brown This past weekend, the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization joined with thousands from 80 countries to focus attention on making end-of-life…
Revisiting the Domino Effect: Part I
Sometimes information that forms our intellectual understanding of the human person requires that we take a step back and revisit the writings that help us come to the proper conclusion that human personhood begins when the human being begins, at his biological beginning.
Clamoring for Hippocrates
What happened to the days when doctors did all they could to do no harm and to save every person entrusted in their care?
ALL’s President Talks Medical Ethics
Today’s video examines what Christ teaches about care for His children.
Criminal Minds
The field of bioethics, which is a fairly recent phenomenon in the history of mankind, has always been a slippery slope, as there is a huge difference between the natural law and the bioethical framework of committees or individuals making up the rules as they move along.
Repackaging Death as Life: The Third Path to Imposed Death
By Elizabeth D. Wickham, Ph.D. A major transformation of traditional medical ethics is taking place. What was once unthinkable has become acceptable, and no one…