There is an urgent need for ethical, conceptual, and clinical clarity regarding the diagnosis and treatment of gender dysphoria and transgender identification. In this essay, I highlight ten critical concerns in this arena
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Variance in Viewpoints: Protestant Perspectives on Birth Control and Assisted Reproduction
Through an examination of historical landmarks and varying Protestant perspectives, this article demonstrates how one’s theology of sexuality, or lack thereof, influences reproductive decisions.
Ethics and Empirical Knowledge: A Critical Ethical, Partially Detached Interpretation of Experiences of Relatives of Patients Who Received Euthanasia
In this article, we propose a four-step framework for the meaningful synthesis of empirical knowledge and ethical reflection.
Book Review: Gilbert Meilaender, “Bioethics: A Primer for Christians, 4th edition”
Bioethics: A Primer for Christians is manna for the people of God in the wilderness and serves the welfare of the secular city (Jer 29:7). Ethics, in this book, becomes doxology.
Review Essay: Odyssey into Post-Reality? Review of Chalmers’ Reality+
Reality+ argues not only for the reality of a simulated world, but also for the real possibility that we ourselves exist as simulations within it. What is going on here, and why is it significant?
When I Am Vulnerable, Imitatio Dei?
An analysis of patient autonomy through the lens of the theology of vulnerability and the Trinitarian approach to holistic healthcare decisions.