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| − | Bioethics is the study of ethical dilemmas that arise from the use of new [[technology]] and [[medicine]] in regards to human and nonhuman [[life]]. It is a multiple discipline fields that uses ideas from secular [[philosophy]], [[theology]], medical practice and knowledge and to some extent [[environmentalism]]. Bioethicists are those people who practise bioethics, some examples of the issues they deal with include; | + | '''Bioethics''' is the study of ethical dilemmas that arise from the use of new [[technology]] and [[medicine]] in regards to human and nonhuman [[life]]. It is a multiple discipline fields that uses ideas from secular [[philosophy]], [[theology]], medical practice and knowledge and to some extent [[environmentalism]]. Bioethicists are those people who practise bioethics, some examples of the issues they deal with include; |
*[[Abortion]] | *[[Abortion]] | ||
*[[Euthanasia]] | *[[Euthanasia]] | ||
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Due to the nature of the field it is something highly controversial as in the case with Australian bioethicist [[Peter Singer]]. | Due to the nature of the field it is something highly controversial as in the case with Australian bioethicist [[Peter Singer]]. | ||
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| + | == Atheist controlled communist China and doctors eating aborted baby flesh == | ||
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| + | See: [[Atheism, Chinese doctors and baby eating]] | ||
[[Category:Science]] | [[Category:Science]] | ||
Latest revision as of 06:26, December 8, 2019
Bioethics is the study of ethical dilemmas that arise from the use of new technology and medicine in regards to human and nonhuman life. It is a multiple discipline fields that uses ideas from secular philosophy, theology, medical practice and knowledge and to some extent environmentalism. Bioethicists are those people who practise bioethics, some examples of the issues they deal with include;
- Abortion
- Euthanasia
- Animal rights
- IVF Treatment
- Eugenics
- Disability
- Infanticide
- Medical experiments
- Stem cells
Bioethics can be both secular and religious. There are Christian bioethicists, Jewish bioethicists and Muslim bioethicists.
Due to the nature of the field it is something highly controversial as in the case with Australian bioethicist Peter Singer.