Medical Ethics, Human Choices: A Christian Perspective

Herald Press (VA) (1988)
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Abstract

Twelve writers (health care professionals, ethicists, pastors, and teachers) address some of the difficult issues in health care. Individuals and families are often forced to face medical crises alone. This book will help Christians better understand how to apply their faith to areas of medical crisis and to become more helpful and effective caregivers to people around them who face tough situations. Thought-provoking study questions at the end of each chapter assist a discussion group or Sunday school class in dealing with the pertinent issues in an educational manner.

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