Theological Bioethics: Participation,

Cahill, a theological ethicist and progressive Catholic calls for progressive religious thinkers and believers to join in the effort to reclaim the best of their traditions by engaging political forces at both community and national levels to ensure that access to health care is the top priority of "participatory bioethics." Georgetown University Press

Lisa Sowle Cahill is the J. Donald Monan Professor of Theology at Boston College

Introduction

1

(12)

Theologians and Bioethics

13

(30)

Participatory Theological Bioethics in Action

43

(27)

Decline and Dying: Cultural and Theological Interpretations

70

(32)

Decline and Dying: Principles of Analysis and Practices of Solidarity

102

(29)

National and International Health Access Reform

131

(38)

Reproduction and Early Life

169

(42)

Biotechnology, Genes, and Justice

211

(41)

Final Reflections

252

(3)

Acknowledgments

255

(2)

Notes

257

(42)

Index

299

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Theological Bioethics: Participation, Justice, And Change

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