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Faith

Faith

June 1, 2011

Changes in Oregon Law Put Faith-Healing Parents on Trial

At the Clackamas County courthouse here, Timothy and Rebecca Wyland sat next to each other — ramrod straight, their shoulders barely touching — as they watched images of their daughter flash on the screen. (New York Times)

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May 4, 2011

Hijacking Human Rights in Latin America

In 2009, a Buenos Aires civic association awarded a prize named after American civil rights activist Rosa Parks to Argentinian Senator Liliana Negre de Alonso. The prize was given “por la Defensoría de la Vida Humana,” but the recipient’s resumé hardly … Read More

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Posted in Culture, Faith, General Bioethics, News, Public Policy, Reproductive Ethics, Women's Health



 
 

February 18, 2011

Religion: Faith in science

The Templeton Foundation claims to be a friend of science. So why does it make so many researchers uneasy? (Nature News)

Posted by Bioethics Pundit

Posted in Faith, General Bioethics



 
 
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