Titlebook: Stem Cells, Human Embryos and Ethics; Interdisciplinary Pe Lars ?stnor Book 2008 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2008 Christianity.Emb

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An Intercultural Perspective on Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research be described as the restrictive option, the permissive option, the moderate option, and the compromise option. Color-coded maps indicate the policies that have been adopted in seven world regions. In general, the worldwide trend since 2001 has been toward more permissive policies on hESC research.

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Human Embryo Research: The European Perspectiveresearch is or is not allowed and on what conditions. The most important reason for the use of this subsidiarity principle is that there are big policy differences between the member states, based on fundamental differences in position as to the (moral) status of the human embryo. After a rough sket

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Stem Cells, Pluralism and Moral Empathyrst, it is argued that different standpoints do not necessarily imply that altogether different values are held. Rather, shared values, including the intrinsic value of embryos (persons or not) . the value of developing medical therapies, may conflict and are . differently. Secondly, since we tend t

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The Potentiality Argument and Stem Cell Researchto yield some such insights. However, the use of human embryonic stem cells raises serious ethical problems. The ethical status of the embryo is discussed. The view that the strength of our feelings is a measure of the ethical rightness or wrongness of an act is characterized as the most widespread

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Can the Distinction between the Moral and the Descriptive Support a Full Moral Standing of an Embryol standing of embryos, especially that the concept ‘human embryo’ is a purely descriptive concept independent of moral considerations. Two arguments in support of this view is criticized, i.e. the metaphysical and the potentiality argument. The present view is not only that an alleged descriptive .

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