Titlebook: Birth, Suffering, and Death; Catholic Perspective Kevin Wm. Wildes,Francesc Abel,John C. Harvey Book 1992 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1992 B

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Finitude, Religion, and Medicine: The Search for Meaning in the Post-Modern Worldtus for the religious experience which seeks to understand the meaning of human life in the face of suffering and death. The dilemmas of medical ethics present a unique meeting place for religion and medicine.

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Artificial Feeding and Hydration in Advanced Illness to withhold artificially administered food and fluids from dying patients. An important basis for making such decisions is the understanding of what such treatment entails (the “costs”) and how much good they do (the “benefits”). This is the subject of this essay.

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Book 1992ral theologians were the major source of moral guidance, scholarly reflection and teaching on a variety of medical-moral topics, particularly those bearing on human life. Many, not only those within the Catholic communion, turned to the Church for guidance as each new possibility for altering the co

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,Allgemeines über das Elektrokardiogramm,tion of the order so that parents could either appeal the decision or arrange a transfer to another institution. The parents, praying for a miracle, insisted on continued life support for the infant, stating that “If they take him off the respirator they will be committing murder” (McIntyre, 1989).

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Sharing Responsibility at the Edges of Lifetion of the order so that parents could either appeal the decision or arrange a transfer to another institution. The parents, praying for a miracle, insisted on continued life support for the infant, stating that “If they take him off the respirator they will be committing murder” (McIntyre, 1989).

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Gang der Analyse eines Elektrokardiogrammsrovide patients in PVS with food and water, one would face a morally unacceptable dilemma. Either one would be forced to choose a means to save the costs (not simply of artificially feeding the patient, but of overall care) that is homicidal, since it is effective only if the patient dies.

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Gang der Analyse eines Elektrokardiogramms nutrition and fluids from terminally ill, irreversibly comatose and severely demented patients, a debate in which moral theologians, and at times Catholic bishops, found themselves on opposite sides of the issue.

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