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Bioethics and Religion: Exploring the Intersection

Bioethics and Religion: Exploring the Intersection

Hardcover

Series: The International Library of Bioethics, Book 116

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PREORDER - Expected ship date October 3, 2026

ISBN10: 303233537X
ISBN13: 9783032335371
Publisher: Springer
Published: Oct 3 2026
Pages: 225
Language: English

This book examines one of the most contested questions in contemporary bioethics: should religion be permitted a seat at the table of bioethics? To address this question, it brings secular and religious bioethicists into structured confrontation across core topics including abortion, conscientious objection, medically assisted dying, circumcision, and human enhancement. Contributors present contrasting arguments, enabling systematic comparison of their underlying assumptions, methods, and normative commitments. Structured to facilitate critical engagement rather than synthesis, the volume critically examines the claimed epistemic authority and public legitimacy of religious reasoning in bioethics, and the conditions under which such perspectives may - or may not - meet the standards of public reason, inclusivity, and rational justification. The book will interest bioethicists, philosophers, theologians, clinicians, and policymakers concerned with the limits of moral authority in medicine and biomedical science.

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