Jewish and Catholic Bioethics
Subtitle: An Ecumenical Dialogue (Moral Traditions & Moral Arugments)
Contributors: Edmund D. Pellegrino (Editor); Alan I. Faden (Editor)
Publisher: Georgetown University Press
Published: March 2001
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 256
ISBN-13: 9780878407460
Subjects: Bio-ethics; Comparative religion; Judaism; Medical ethics; Moral theology; Roman Catholicism, Roman Catholic Church; Religious aspects; Judaism - Rituals & Practice; Bioethics; Jewish Law; Suffering; Science; Religion - Judaism; Religion; Life Sciences - Biology - General; Christianity - Catholicism; Christianity - Catholic; Judaism - General; Medicine
First sentence: Baruch (or Benedict) Spinoza (b. Amsterdam, 24 November 1632; d. 21 February 1677) was among the most important philosophers in early modern Europe and has often been called the greatest of the Jewish philosophers-possibly also the greatest of the Jewish theologians.