kellyramsey + bioconservatism 6
LDS told to ready for secularism fight (Tad Walch, Deseret News)
april 2011 by kellyramsey
" Brigham Young University students must gather the intellectual and moral resources to combat abortion, same-sex marriage and moral relativity, Oxford University philosophy professor Daniel Robinson said Monday before a capacity crowd of more than 200 in the Lee Library Auditorium. "
religion
bioconservatism
april 2011 by kellyramsey
Study: Religion colors Americans’ views of nanotechnology (press release, University of Wisconsin-Madison)
february 2008 by kellyramsey
"The catch for Americans with strong religious convictions, Scheufele believes, is that nanotechnology, biotechnology and stem cell research are lumped together as means to enhance human qualities. In short, researchers are viewed as "playing God""
stem-cell
nanotechnology
bioconservatism
religion
biotechnology
public-opinion
february 2008 by kellyramsey
Defending Life and Dignity (Leon Kass @ AEI & The Weekly Standard)
february 2008 by kellyramsey
"cloning" applied broadly, to stem cell research using blastocysts
bioconservatism
embryo-policy
stem-cell
reproductive-cloning
february 2008 by kellyramsey
Getting better all the time (John Harris @ New Humanist)
november 2007 by kellyramsey
"Objections to such scientific advances have been voiced by many, including Kass, Sandal and Fukuyama. But perhaps the most famous and influential voice is that of the German philosopher and social theorist Jurgen Habermas."
bioethics
bioconservatism
transhumanism
november 2007 by kellyramsey
Humanist or post-humanist? (PZ Myers @ Pharyngula)
november 2007 by kellyramsey
"I look forward to our genetically enhanced post-human future, frightening as the possibility of profound biological change may be. However, pounding on Habermas's arguments isn't very challenging."
bioethics
bioconservatism
transhumanism
november 2007 by kellyramsey
Do You Want to Live Forever? (Sherwin Nuland @ Technology Review)
november 2007 by kellyramsey
"If we are to be destroyed, I am now convinced that it will not be a neutral or malevolent force that will do us in, but one that is benevolent... he has issued the ultimate challenge, I believe, to our entire concept of the meaning of humanness."
bioethics
bioconservatism
november 2007 by kellyramsey
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