Book Review: Bioethics and the Christian Life by David Vandrunen
Pages: 254
Publisher: Crossway
Year: 2009
Author: David Vandrunen
This past semester I had the opportunity to take a course on a subject I’ve been interested in for a long time–bioethics. It was a very interesting course for what it offered, but suffered from the same problem which plagues most contemporary courses on ethics, and that is that an act is only viewed in a certain moral light relative to the perspective of the observer, rather than in and of itself. Bioethics and the Christian Life does not follow this trend, and provides a good introduction to the considerations of bioethics.
The purpose of this book is to “[explore] how ordinary Christians, in the midst of the lives that they are called to live in Christ, may come to a better understanding of how to respond to the bioethical questions that confront them, their families, and their fellow believers in … (Read more)
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