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Many big shots in the bioethics community continue to argue against “,” insisting that doctors should be forced to perform all requested legal medical procedures — even if it involves the taking of human life — that can produce the result the patient wants.
In the latest anti-conscience broadside, published in the professional journal Bioethics, two internationally known bioethicists, and , take an almost absolutist position:
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Wesley J. Smith is an author and a senior fellow at the Discovery Institute’s Center on Human Exceptionalism.
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Many big shots in the bioethics community continue to argue against “,” insisting that doctors should be forced to perform all requested legal medical procedures — even if it involves the taking of human life — that can produce the result the patient wants.
In the latest anti-conscience broadside, published in the professional journal Bioethics, two internationally known bioethicists, and , take an almost absolutist position:
About the Author
Wesley J. Smith is an author and a senior fellow at the Discovery Institute’s Center on Human Exceptionalism.
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