Christian Ethics and the Delivery of Health Care [Book Review]

Hastings Center Report 29 (5):42 (1999)
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Abstract

Christians have considered the care of the sick to be a form of ministry ever since the time of Jesus. As Christians prepare to commemorate the second millenium of the birth of the founder of their religion, they cannot help but notice that health care is changing more than it ever has in the last 2,000 years. Nor can they help but notice that these changes threaten the notion that health care can be practiced as a genuine ministry in the twenty-first century.

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Daniel Sulmasy
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