02736nam a2200337Ia 4500001000700000003000600007005001700013007000300030008004100033010001500074022001700089035002300106037007700129040008400206042001400290050001600304082001200320245004600332260005900378300001500437336002000452337001600472338001900488505136500507610005301872650005401925650005901979710004002038776011302078856020702191330691PUCPR20230208192559.0t|150314c20019999mauqr p       0   a0eng c  a 00212875 0 a1532-549021  a(OCoLC)ocm45407983  bNational Catholic Bioethics Center, 159 Washington St., Boston, MA 02135  aNSDPbengcNSDPdDNLMdNSDPdDLCdCaQQLdNSDPdOCoLCdOCLCFdNjSooS-LdDLCerda  apccansdp00aQH332b.N3810a24121304aThe National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly  aBoston, MAbNational Catholic Bioethics Centercc2001-  av.c26 cm.  2rdacontentbtxt  2rdamediabn  2rdacarrierbnc0 av.1. What is catholic bioethics?, Respect for the human embryo. -- v.2. Vaccines, abortion, and moral coherence. Three views on the preimplantaton embryo. Inconsistent Papal approaches towards, Problems of conscience?, The science and ethics of parthenogenesis. Postmodernism and the persistent vegetativae state. Genetic technology, enhancement, and christian values. Cell and organ donation. The magisterium and modern genetics. The indignity of human cloning. On static eggs and dynamic embryos. -- v.3. Theology of the body. -- v.5. Sex reassignment surgery for transsexuals. Marriage and the prophylactic use of condoms. How a hylomorphic metaphysics. -- v.6. Chimeras and hybrids. Welcoming the child at birth. Darwinian ideology or Universal Teleology? A case studies approach to assisted nutrition and hydration. Ehics in cell research. -- v.7. International treaties and protocols. -- v.8. Dehumanization of the clinician. Morally objectionable options. Developments in thomistic action theory. The mortuary science of alkaline hydrolysis. The social reponsibility of Catholic Health Care Institutions. The false theory undergirding. Condomitic exceptionalism. -- v.9. What does justice say about euthanasia? The clinical reality of artificial nutrition and hydration for patients at the end of life. The cathlic physician and natural family planning.20aCatholic ChurchxDoctrines.vPeriodicals.2Local 0aBioethicsxReligious aspectsvPeriodicals.2Local 0aMedical ethicsxReligious aspectsvPeriodicals.2Local2 aNational Catholic Bioethics Center.08iOnline versiontNational Catholic bioethics quarterly (Online)x1938-1646w(DLC) 2008213522w(OCoLC)70153129  zAcceso disponible a texto completo en Atla Religion Database with AtlaSerials PLUS --Publicationsuhttps://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=lsdar&jid=CPLI0000518074&lang=es&site=ehost-live