Religious attitudes to matter of life (medical ethics)
- Created by: Fionnuala Smith
- Created on: 31-01-13 09:21
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- Religious attitudes to matter of life (medical ethics)
- Ethical issues and religious attitudes
- All religions-Sanctity of life
- throwing away embryo's = disrespecting potential life
- Buddhist attitude-life begins from conception
- Christianity- 'Go forth and multiply'
- Jewish beleif (Genesis)
- Potential social issue when child learns how it came to exist
- Jewish beleif (Genesis)
- throwing away embryo's = disrespecting potential life
- Buddhist-to offer fert. treatment = compassion / infertility = karma from previous life
- Hindus believe in karma & starting a family is important
- several stories of women being 'helped' when obviously infertile in the Tenakh, such as 2 Kings
- All religions-Sanctity of life
- Science starting life
- Artificial insemnation by donor
- low success rate
- Artificial insemnation by husband
- low success rate
- Artificial insemnation by husband
- Maternal/Paternal urge
- Cloning isn't seen as creating souls (Hindu's believe souls migrate into bodies)
- Muslims believe cloning is playing God (Blasphemy)
- Artificial insemnation by donor
- Religious attitudes to fertility treatment
- throwing away embryo's = disrespecting potential life
- Buddhist attitude-life begins from conception
- Rom. Catholic- 'Infertility=call from God to adopt'
- hould be conceived within marriage or it's adultery (Exodus)
- Muslim's believe 'Allah gives life to who he chooses'
- Sikh- 'May you have seven sons' (a traditional wedding blessing)
- Christianity- 'Go forth and multiply'
- Jewish beleif (Genesis)
- Potential social issue when child learns how it came to exist
- Jewish beleif (Genesis)
- Christianity- 'Go forth and multiply'
- Sikh- 'May you have seven sons' (a traditional wedding blessing)
- Sikh - adultery - one of their 4 abstinences
- Muslim's believe 'Allah gives life to who he chooses'
- Sikh- 'May you have seven sons' (a traditional wedding blessing)
- Sikh- 'May you have seven sons' (a traditional wedding blessing)
- Muslim's believe 'Allah gives life to who he chooses'
- Muslim's believe 'Allah gives life to who he chooses'
- hould be conceived within marriage or it's adultery (Exodus)
- Accepted by Hindu's
- throwing away embryo's = disrespecting potential life
- The medicine
- Embryo Research Act - 2001
- Embryos must be destroyed within 14 days before they develop too much
- Respect to embryo & people in need of cures
- -infertility, diseases, contraception, miscarriage
- stem cells are used to grow & repair organs, like kidneys & brain (Parkinson's)
- Respect to embryo & people in need of cures
- stem cells are used to grow & repair organs, like kidneys & brain (Parkinson's)
- Embryos must be destroyed within 14 days before they develop too much
- Genetic Engineering- Genetic diseases
- Cloning-asexual reproduction
- Taking God's place
- Embryo Research Act - 2001
- Transplants and transfusions
- Jehovah's Witnesses- blood sacred gift god life in blood
- Zeno transplantation-genetically modified transplant from and animal
- The Buddha gave up his life many times (He offered him self as food for a lioness and her cubs)
- The Bodhisattva vow-to help all who need help
- Accept embryology cautiously (harms embryo?)
- Jesus helped others 'Love one another' Life is sacred
- Pope Benedict XVI agreed to donate organs after death 'free act of good will'
- The Bodhisattva vow-to help all who need help
- Muslim law prohibits mutilation of body
- Sikh's believe the body is waste after death & agree with transplantation
- Religions and maintaining life
- God gave us Stewardship + dominion ship over creation
- God must permit science & medicine
- God gave us Stewardship + dominion ship over creation
- Ethical issues and religious attitudes
- Buddhist-to offer fert. treatment = compassion / infertility = karma from previous life
- Hindus believe in karma & starting a family is important
- several stories of women being 'helped' when obviously infertile in the Tenakh, such as 2 Kings
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