>From THE JEWISH THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY PRESS: To view this announcement
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When may artificial technologies be used to help create human life? Can
abortion be morally right? When should life-sustaining treatment be stopped?
How extensive are my responsibilities to support the health care needs of
others? 

 

"Life & Death Responsibilities in Jewish Biomedical Ethics" presents papers
authored by today's most important thinkers in this area representing the
Conservative movement, e.g. Elliot Dorff, David Feldman, Isaac Klein, Avram
Reisner, Aaron Mackler and others.

 

The included papers are basically official statements of Conservative
Halakhah as they have been also approved by the Rabbinical Assembly's
Committee on Jewish Law and Standards, Halakhic guide for the Conservative
movement. 

 

Each included paper is accompanied by informative orientation which also
deals places the raised issues in the appropriate context, with explanations
of traditional and contemporary approaches to Jewish law and ethics. In
addition, each set of related papers is preceded by an introduction
summarizing the documents and highlighting points of special interest,
including conclusions of practical application  

 

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Alex

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