The authors reflect on life in a society with staggering genetic powers and suggest how Christians may respond to the changes wrought by such powers. Many people will confront the moral, social, theological, ethical, and pastoral dilemnas that attend the emerging genetic developments.
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Excellent addition to any library of those concerned about genetics and its intersection with religion and ethics. -- Perspective on Science and Christian Faith, September 1999
Nominated for Outstanding Books in theology and the Natural Sciences. -- Center for Theology and the Natural Sciences
Nominated for Outstanding Books in theology and the Natural Sciences. -- Center for Theology and the Natural Sciences
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