Der Beginn des Lebens: Die gegenwärtige Diskussion um die Bioethik und das Alte Testament

Zeitschrift Für Evangelische Ethik 46 (1):135-143 (2002)
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The author examines the evidence of biblical, esp. Old Testamenttexts referring to the beginning and the early stages of human life. The biblical evidence suggests a multidimensional view: Biologically human life starts within the womb; socially human life is already in its earliest stages part of the family; theologically the womb is seen as the place where god shapes the personality of human beings. From a biblical point of view the beginning of human life in a full sense should not be exclusively restricted to the act and moment of procreation or fertilization.

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