"Now we finally have a rich
resource for examining the implications of the Anabaptist
tradition for bioethics, a resource that can be used
alongside works from other religious traditions." "An engaging dialogue between
scientists and theologically informed Christians from the
Anabaptist tradition. These essays are especially helpful
in clarifying the scientific realities of genetics and
biotechnology, and bringing to the table voices
infrequently heard in bioethics discussions-- namely, the
Anabaptists." "It is so good to have a book that
brings typical Anabatist concerns and questions to the
field of bioethics. These authors emphasize communal
discernment in facing tough ethical choices. They warn us
of the constant temptation to choose profits over God.
They remind us to ask not only about the costs and
benefits of new technology but also about whose power
interests are bing served. Finally, they expand the
typical focus on right to life to the more Christ-like
concern for fullness of life. " "This work on bioethics comes with
a passion for integrity. It is an affirmation of the
sanctity and the beauty of the created order. The
writings attempt to present an Anabaptist ethic of
solidarity with Jesus as Lord. The writers call us to
seek to follow, in decisions confronting us in the new
developments of scientific research, the ideals of
self-giving love, of reverence and the truth that God's
gift of life holds us accountable to be stewards of his
gift. The book does not claim to have all of the answers
but does call us to a faith that seeks to think with God
through the truth as it is in Jesus." Viewing New Creations orders:
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