Outside the Womb: Moral Guidance for Assisted Reproduction
"Rae and Riley offer a thorough, thoughtful look at the complexities  of assisted reproduction from philosophical, theological, and scientific points  of view. This book provides answers to the mind-boggling questions raised by new  developments in reproductive technology. It's a resource I recommend highly."Chuck  ColsonThe Colson Center for Christian Worldview"A rare blend of scientific  information, biblical guidance, and empathy for those struggling with infertility.  You won't find a better or more readable resource."David Stevens, MDChief  Executive Officer, Christian Medical and Dental Associations"In addition  to the emotional anguish experienced by couples with infertility, the treatment  options now available through assisted reproduction present them with both a moral  and scientific minefield. Scott Rae and Joy Riley do a superb job of unraveling  the mystery and navigating the reader through this minefield." Gene  Rudd, MD (obstetrician/gynecologist)Senior Vice President, Christian Medical  Association"If you are looking for moral guidance on assisted reproduction  that combines empathy with ethics, biblical teaching with contemporary application,  and simple explanations with profound insights regarding IVF, IUI, GIFT, ZIFT, egg  donation, surrogate motherhood, and prenatal genetic testing, then you've come to  the right place. Congratulations to Drs. Rae and Riley for an outstanding contribution!" John  F. Kilner, Ph.D.Professor of Bioethics and Contemporary Culture and Director  of Bioethics Programs, Trinity International University"Where Catholic thinking  has long been present in a theological ethic of the body, Rae and Riley make much-needed  contributions that greatly add to the debate from a Protestant point of view. While  their views on assisted reproductive technologies differ from my own, Outside the  Womb is a thought-provoking and timely encouragement to think carefullyand critically  about these matters."Jennifer LahlPresident, The Center for Bioethics  and Culture Network