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【英語洋書】誰のイメージで作られたか：遺伝子工学とキリスト教倫理『Made in whose image? : genetic engineering and Christian ethics』

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Thomas A. Shannon、Humanity Books、2000年発行、xiv, 135 ･･･

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The ability of medical science to clone and perhaps even predetermine characteristics of certain species conflicts dramatically with many claims of the religious establishment. Opening with a description of various developments in plant, animal, and human genetics, "Made in Whose Image?" highlights the progress genetic research has achieved, its future promise, and its social impact. The developments are analysed from the perspective of Christian ethics, as expounded by Roman Catholic and Protestant theorists, to give an overview of crucial ethical issues.In reviewing the advances of genetic research, noted religion and ethics professor Thomas A. Shannon covers general ethical themes, such as the value of life, materialism, freedom, individuality, the concept of nature, and health and disease. In addition, he discusses problems in genetic engineering and misconceptions of the church.

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【英語洋書】誰のイメージで作られたか：遺伝子工学とキリスト教倫理『Made in whose image? : genetic engineering and Christian ethics』

￥2,800

Thomas A. Shannon 、Humanity Books 、2000年発行、xiv, 135 p. 、23 cm

【ペーパーバック】表紙の端に部分的に微スレがありますが、それ以外は特に問題はありません。尚、表紙の白っぽいスレのような線は装幀によります。 ●内容 The ability of medical science to clone and perhaps even predetermine characteristics of certain species conflicts dramatically with many claims of the religious establishment. Opening with a description of various developments in plant, animal, and human genetics, "Made in Whose Image?" highlights the progress genetic research has achieved, its future promise, and its social impact. The developments are analysed from the perspective of Christian ethics, as expounded by Roman Catholic and Protestant theorists, to give an overview of crucial ethical issues.In reviewing the advances of genetic research, noted religion and ethics professor Thomas A. Shannon covers general ethical themes, such as the value of life, materialism, freedom, individuality, the concept of nature, and health and disease. In addition, he discusses problems in genetic engineering and misconceptions of the church. ■送料：ゆうメール200円