Fifteen short chapters deal with such issues as physician-assisted suicide, genetic manipulation, fetal tissue harvesting, and in vitro fertilization, exploring the implications for Christian ethics of burgeoning new technologies in the context of secular values.profound.a test of his faith in which he finds love and salvation.
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Dr. R. C. Sproul Jr. is a teaching fellow at Ligonier Ministries and associate professor of theology, philosophy and apologetics at Reformation Bible College at Ligonier Academy in Sanford, Florida.
He planted Saint Peter Presbyterian Church in southwest Virginia and is the founder, chairman, and teacher of Highlands Ministries. He holds degrees from Grove City College, Reformed Theological Seminary, and Whitefield Theological Seminary.
Dr. Sproul is the author or editor of more than a dozen books, the most recent of which are The Call to Wonder; Believing God; Bound for Glory; After Darkness, Light: Essays in Honor of R. C. Sproul; and When You Rise Up: A Covenantal Approach to Homeschooling. He is a regular columnist for Tabletalk and Homeschooling Today magazines. Dr. Sproul has ministered in Russia, Myanmar, Colombia, Japan, the United Kingdom, New Zealand, and Israel.
He is a widower and a homeschooling father to Darby, Campbell, Shannon, Delaney, Erin Claire, Maili, Reilly, and Donovan.
He planted Saint Peter Presbyterian Church in southwest Virginia and is the founder, chairman, and teacher of Highlands Ministries. He holds degrees from Grove City College, Reformed Theological Seminary, and Whitefield Theological Seminary.
Dr. Sproul is the author or editor of more than a dozen books, the most recent of which are The Call to Wonder; Believing God; Bound for Glory; After Darkness, Light: Essays in Honor of R. C. Sproul; and When You Rise Up: A Covenantal Approach to Homeschooling. He is a regular columnist for Tabletalk and Homeschooling Today magazines. Dr. Sproul has ministered in Russia, Myanmar, Colombia, Japan, the United Kingdom, New Zealand, and Israel.
He is a widower and a homeschooling father to Darby, Campbell, Shannon, Delaney, Erin Claire, Maili, Reilly, and Donovan.
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This review is from: Playing God: Dissecting Biomedical Ethics and Manipulating the Body (Paperback)
Biomedical ethics...Where are the Christians? This book addresses many important questions that have confronted Church lately. As a short, quick read, it isn't designed to comprehensively handle all the issues, but it really made me step back and think about things.I found the book to be extremely helpful on issues like: euthanasia, in vitro fertilization, fetal tissue research, genetic engineering (eugenics), the manipulation of human embryos, cloning and others. Christians should really read this book to at least begin to develop and understanding of the real, scriptural issues involved. MUST READ! You'll be done with it in a couple of hours, but it will change your thinking for a lifetime.
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