Life and learning XVIII
Subtitle: proceedings of the eighteenth University Faculty for Life conference at Marquette University, 2008
By: edited by Joseph W. Koterski
Contributors: Koterski, Joseph W.; University Faculty for Life
Publisher: University Faculty for Life
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Bronx, NY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 330
Subjects: Abortion; Moral and ethical aspects; Religious aspects; Congresses; Pro-life movement
Other titles: Life and learning 18; Life and learning eighteen
Notes: "ISSN 1097-0878"--Title page verso.

Includes bibliographical references.

Internet Archive - 2

Internet Archive 2
Table of contents: title: [Part 1] Bioethics; title: Engaging the whole breadth of reason: Catholic bioethics in the university and in the post-secular world / Edmund D. Pellegrino; title: [Part 2] Questions of conscience and law; title: Rights of conscience vs. peer-driven medical ethics: ACOG and abortion / Lynn D. Wardle; title: Assessing the legal bases for conscientious objection in healthcare / Richard S. Myers; title: "Partial-birth abortion" is not abortion: Carhart II's fundamental misapplication of Roe / Samuel W. Calhoun; title: Constitutional personhood of the unborn child / Robert C. Cetrulo; title: [Part 3] Political and cultural perspectives; title: Natural law liberalism: a framework for promoting the sanctity of human life / Christopher Wolfe; title: Epiphanies and 'Humanae vitae' / Janet E. Smith; title: Garrett Hardin and James Rachels: gurus of a post-human age / Anne Barbeau Gardiner; title: [Part 4] Philosophical perspectives; title: Personal identity and the genome project / John J. Conley; title: Would Aquinas change his mind on hominization today? / Craig Payne; title: Jacques Maritain and the embryo: a master's muddles / James G. Hanink; title: [Part 5] Rhetorical and literary perspectives; title: Invective, irony, sarcasm and other negative tropes in pro-life rhetoric / Robert F. Gotcher; title: Death scenes in literature from the nineteenth century to current fiction / Jeff Koloze; title: Life is beautiful: a theological aesthetic argument for life / Matthew Lewis Sutton.