books by C. Ben Mitchell (epidemiologic perspectives immortality)

books by C. Ben Mitchell

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2 reviews, ...

Georgetown University Press, 2007

Essential for college-level science libraries
Great scientific and technological advancements benefiting mankind have come from biotech labs - but also some of the greatest ethical concerns have accompanied them, unfortunately. BIOTECHNOLOGY AND THE HUMAN GOOD charts the latest arguments over recent developments in reproductive and genetic science, building a case for stewardship routed in Judeo-Christian theism. What is science's ...

Aging, Death, and the Quest for Immortality (Horizons in Bioethics Series)

Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 2004

Aging is a fact of life, and issues surrounding it are hot. There are currently 35 million Americans over the age of sixty-five - more than ever. This demographic shift is noteworthy not only because the ranks of the elderly will continue to swell in coming years but also because it is taking place in what the editors of this book call an "ageist society," one that increasingly loathes every facet of aging. Indeed, the ethical issues associated ...

Does God Need Our Help?: Cloning, Assisted Suicide, & Other Challenges . . (Vital Questions)

3 reviews
John Frederic Kilner, C. Ben Mitchell

Tyndale House Publishers, 2003

The Quiet Revolution--Biotechnology
The Quiet Revolution-Biotechnology A review of the book Does God Need Our Help?: Cloning, Assisted Suicide, & Other Challenges in Bioethics by John F. Kilner and C. Ben Mitchell, Tyndale House Publishers, Inc., Wheaton, Illinois, 2003. While the 20th century was marked by social utopian movements such as Nazism and Communism, the 21st century heralds a new utopian effort based on recent ...

Feasibility of using subject-collected dust samples in epidemiologic and clinical studies of indoor ...
Samuel J., Jr. Arbes, Michelle Sever, ...

National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, 2005

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