Religious beliefs & health care decisions
Subtitle: a quick reference to 15 religious traditions and their application in health care
By: The Park Ridge Center for the Study of Health, Faith, and Ethics.
Contributors: DuBose, Edwin R.; Numrich, Paul David, 1952-; Harris-Abbott, Deborah.; Waugh, Earle H., 1936-; Dorff, Elliot N.; Harakas, Stanley S.; Hamel, Ronald P., 1946-; Nehring, Arlene K.; Park Ridge Center (Ill.)
Publisher: The Center
Published: 1995
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Subjects: Medicine -- Religious aspects.; Health -- Religious aspects.; Medicine -- Religious aspects -- Christianity; Medicine -- Religious aspects -- Buddhism.; Medicine -- Religious aspects -- Islam.; Medicine -- Religious aspects -- Judaism.
Other titles: Religious beliefs and health care decisions
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: value: 1. The Anabaptist tradition / edited by Edwin R. DuBose; value: 2. The Buddhist tradition / by Paul David Numrich; value: 3. The Christian Science tradition / edited by Deborah Harris-Abbott; value: 4. The Episcopal tradition / edited by Edwin R. DuBose; value: 5. The Islamic tradition / by Earle H. Waugh.; value: 6. The Jehovah's Witness tradition / edited by Edwin R. DuBose; value: 7. The Jewish tradition / by Elliot N. Dorff; value: 8. The Latter-day Saints tradition / edited by Deborah Harris-Abbott; value: 9. The Lutheran tradition / edited by Deborah Harris-Abbott; value: 10. The Orthodox Christian tradition / by Stanley Samuel Harakas.; value: 11. The Presbyterian tradition / edited by Deborah Harris-Abbott; value: 12. The Roman Catholic tradition / edited by Ronald P. Hamel; value: 13. The Seventh-day Adventist tradition / edited by Edwin R. DuBose; value: 14. United Church of Christ / by Arlene K. Nehring; value: 15. The United Methodist tradition / edited by Edwin R. DuBose.