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The New Utopia - It has no room for the disabled or the suffering

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  • Johan D. Tangelder

This article looks at the results of a worldview influenced by evolution and the impact it has on biotechnology, with a special focus on the study of eugenics. The author gives an evaluation of this development through a Christian perspective.

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Our Bionic Future Only a Christian approach can properly shape the momentous changes Biotechnology brings

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  • Douglas Milne

Biotechnology has put on the table the question of what is man. This article looks at the challenges posed by biotechnology and how Christians can respond to them by affirming the biblical view of man.

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Human Life Is Not Sheep: An Ethical Perspective on Cloning

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  • Glen G. Scorgie, Claire F. Evans Jones

in February 1997 Scottish geneticists successfully cloned a sheep named Dolly. This was a milestone in modern biotechnology. This article attempts to react to the ethical aspects of cloning from a Christian perspective.

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Considering Gestational Surrogacy: Medical Marvel or Parent Trap?

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  • Kelli Buzzard

This article looks at gestational surrogacy as a possible method for surrogate motherhood for couples struggling with infertility. This ethics of this option must be analyzed in relation to the use of technology, the commodification of human life, the dignity of the human person, and the inherent limitations of human ability and freedom.

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In God’s presence the Christian feels overwhelmed and undone, yet there is nowhere he would rather be than in that presence A. W. Tozer
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