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The Myth of Secular Neutrality

The Myth of Secular Neutrality

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  • Alex Bunn

Can the practice of medicine be morally neutral? This article argues that the claim of secular neutrality is a myth. It does this by showing that the practice of medicine cannot be morally neutral, based on its history of development, the impact of a worldview, and the need for medical ethics.

Source: Be Thinking, 2009. 6 pages.

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