When Redefining ‘Normal’ Hurts Those It Purports to Help
COMMENTARY: False compassion, even when it feels good and is sincerely motivated, can prevent those who need help from getting it.
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Immoral Uses of Biotechnology — Even With Good Intentions — Are Evil
Should Christians face unethical uses of biotechnology with despair and resignation or with hope and determination?
Captain America vs. Ironman: Who’s the Better Soldier?
COMMENTARY: Volunteering our bodies for non-therapeutic enhancement and experimentation isn’t patriotic.
Uterus Transplants Are ‘Supremely Risky’
COMMENTARY: Children-as-experiments and women-as-parts-factories have been the modus operandi of fertility industry since its onset.
The Seductive Siren Song of Genetic Enhancement
COMMENTARY: Promoted as ushering in a new era of progress and freedom, genetic enhancements actually lead to coercion and the loss of human dignity.
Baby Dev's Story Illustrates Surrogacy's Incredibly Dark Side
COMMENTARY: International surrogacy is often touted as a win-win, a free market where everyone benefits. When we take a closer look, however, the whole facade quickly falls apart.
Gordie Howe and John Brodie Cases Show Stem-Cell Wars Aren't Over
COMMENTARY: High-profile cases reveal verbal sleight of hand by a biomedical firm.
