Moral responsibility in prolonging life decisions
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This book has been prepared as a resource contribution to the Church's ministry to suffering and dying persons and to the healing and caring ministry of countless health care professionals. As chapter 7 indicates, the theological tradition of a limited responsibility for prolonging life in the face of burdensome medical treatments has a long and honorable history in the Church. The Pope John XXIII Center for Medical-Moral Research and Education, which has dedicated itself to the task of applying Church teaching to contemporary medical-moral issues, offers this resource volume as a continuation of that history. -from Preface.
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- Catholic Church
- Moral and ethical aspects
- Right to die
- Power over Life and death
- Terminal care
- Euthanasia
- Doctrines
- Religious aspects of Euthanasia
- Religious aspects of Power over life and death
- Moral and ethical aspects of Terminal care
- Pastoral medicine
- Moral and ethical aspects of Right to die
- Religious aspects of Right to die
- Christian ethics
- Moral and ethical aspects of Euthanasia
- Religious aspects of Terminal care
- Catholic authors
- Moral and ethical aspects of Power over life and death
- Medische ethiek
- Auteurs catholiques
- Religion and Medicine
- Morale chrétienne
- Mort
- Medical Ethics
- Terminale patiënten
- Levensverlenging
- Life Support Care
- Terminal Care
- Euthanasie
- Christelijke ethiek
- Doctrinal Theology
- Religious aspects
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