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Springer The Ethics of Embryo Adoption and the Catholic Tradition Moral Arguments Economic Reality and Social Analysis 1st Editon 2008 Hardbound by Sarah-Vaughan Brakman, Darlene Fozard Weaver
The book’s strength is its careful consideration, from a variety of perspectives within the Catholic tradition, of the practice of embryo adoption. It approaches the question in an open and reasonable way by allowing proponents of diverse positions within the tradition. This method both sheds a great deal of light on the particular question and at the same time introduces the reader to the relevant general principles that guide Catholic moral thought. The Morality of Embryo Adoption.- Introduction: The Ethics of Embryo Adoption and the Catholic Tradition.- Heterologous Embryo Transfer: Metaphor and Morality.- Human Embryo Transfer and the Theology of the Body.- On the Moral Objectionability of Human Embryo Adoption.- Could Human Embryo Transfer Be Intrinsically Immoral?.- Ethical Considerations in Defense of Embryo Adoption.- RealMothers and Good Stewards: The Ethics of Embryo Adoption.- The Debate Engaged.- Embryo Adoption Theologically Considered: Bodies, Adoption, and the Common Good.- From Rescuing Frozen Embryos to Respecting the Limits of Nature: Reframing the Embryo Adoption Debate.- Embryo Adoption? An Egalitarian Perspective.- A Protestant View: The Ethics of Embryo Adoption and the Catholic Tradition.- Morality in the Practice.- Development of the National Embryo Donation Center.- An Embryo Adoptive Father's Perspective.- An Embryo Adoptive Mother's Perspective.- Ethical and Religious Directives for a Catholic Embryo Adoption Agency: A Thought Experiment.- Embryo Adoption and the Law.- Artificial Wombs and Embryo Adoption.