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Medical Ethics
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Medical Ethics
Abortion
- Removing a foetus from a womb before it can complete the pregnancy.
- Roman Catholics
- Sanctity of life/Murder is wrong
- "you yourselves are gods temple" Corinthians 6:19
- Protestant
- Abortion is ok if it is the lesser of two evils-e.g : Result of rape or danger of death at childbirth.
- Quakers (society of friends)- pacifists in Nature : no harming the baby
- Secular
- Woman's choice
- Do what you want as long is no harm is done
- Islam
- "slay not your children, the slaying of them is a sin"
- Accepted if life is in danger
- Haram after 40 days
Fertility Treatment
- Artificial treatment to help a woman concieve
- Christian
- Marriage is to create a family from natural union and when sperm is not from the husband it is wrong
- Hannah's womb closed for a reason (Samuel)
- RC
- God has plans we must not intervene- "I knew you before I formed you in your mother's womb" Jeremiah
- Sanctity of life is broken when spare embryos are destroyed
- C of E
- Adoption is encouraged- it preserves God's creation
- Anglican
- Permissible if all other means fail
- Right to have children
- Islamic
- Acceptable as long as no 3rd party
- All children are gifts
- AID is adultery
- Secular
- Maximises happiness
- Discarded embryos is wrong
- OK if no physical harm done
Euthanasia
- The act of ending ones life to relieve suffering
- Passive euthanasia : stopping treatment
- Active euthanasia : Killing to end suffering
- Christian
- Liberal-Agape love justifies passive euthanasia
- RC-any act of killing is wrong
- Anglican- Life should be preserved always
- Baptist-only acceptable if brain dead
- SC-if double effect occurs it is ok
- Quakers-support hospice movement for sufferers to die peacefully
- The act of ending ones life to relieve suffering
Animal Rights
Información
- Descripción
- Mapa Mental sobre Medical Ethics, creado por Andrew Carnegie-Brown el 05/03/2014.
- Creado por
- Andrew Carnegie-Brown · mar 2014
- Actualizado
- 19 feb 2016
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