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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
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Essential for college-level science libraries,
By Midwest Book Review (Oregon, WI USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Biotechnology and the Human Good (Paperback)
Great scientific and technological advancements benefiting mankind have come from biotech labs - but also some of the greatest ethical concerns have accompanied them, unfortunately. BIOTECHNOLOGY AND THE HUMAN GOOD charts the latest arguments over recent developments in reproductive and genetic science, building a case for stewardship routed in Judeo-Christian theism. What is science's responsibility in promoting the greater good? BIOTECHNOLOGY AND THE HUMAN GOOD is essential for college-level science libraries; particularly those interested in some of the religious foundations of bioethical concerns.
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We can...but should we?,
This review is from: Biotechnology and the Human Good (Paperback)
Biotechnology and the Human Good is an important work by experts in their respective areas. The world is changing at breakneck speeds. We can now do things with the human body thought impossible a generation ago. There has been an explosion of genetic information. But the ever important, though muted question in our culture, is should we? This book offers solid, carefully reasoned advice for a way forward in a manner that treats all people with dignity and respect. Highly recommended!
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Biotechnology and the Human Good by Scott B. Rae (Paperback - April 23, 2007)
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