Human Life in the Balance

Thomasma combines religious and philosophical thinking on ethics with reflection on literary and technological concerns in addressing important contemporary issues about human life, its value, and appropriate public policy about its artificial termination. Whether or not one agrees with Thomasma's conclusions, his broad consideration of the issues from both liberal and conservative perspectives and his compassionate awareness of the human and societal cost of various "solutions" to our problems deserve attention from a broad spectrum of readers. Important for all libraries.
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