Theologians and Christian
ethicists in a number of countries engage with Protestant figures and theological claims, and reflect on whether these have any enduring value.
For example, "Satan, as a meta-narrative that personifies evil, is a term today's Christian
ethicists hesitate to use as a moral category" (43).
Taking up this perspective, Bishop considers the socially constructed nature of the clinical
ethicist and the healthcare ethics consultation they provide.
Pressure can be applied on the
ethicist by reducing funding, or threatening to terminate it entirely, under the argument that, with limited overall funds, the PI can only allocate funding to successful lines of research (subjectively determining that the ethical line of research is "going nowhere").
Media company the New York Times Company's (NYSE:NYT) The New York Times Magazine on Friday named Ariel Kaminer as it first
ethicist columnist, a column that responds to weekly ethical dilemmas posed by readers.
Birthright would welcome this participant, encouraging her as the
Ethicist did to be candid about her motivations.
That Good Night:
Ethicists, Euthanasia and End-of-Life Care
"Randy Cohen, the
Ethicist, will be examining moral behavior on the front-page with the insight and wit that has made him famous as a columnist in The Magazine." In addition, the new feature will offer a weekly Cohen podcast and access to his most recent magazine columns.
The Post consulted The Poynter Media Institute's
ethicist Bob Steele.
Ethicist Margaret Somerville of McGill University is concerned about the threat posed by terrorists and tyrants with whom we have fundamental value conflicts, and by the new techno-science: genetics, reproductive technologies, artificial intelligence, and nano-technology.
In an October 4 letter to the London Times, signers such as the Dalai Lama, retired Anglican archbishop Desmond Tutu, and Catholic
ethicist Father Robert Drinan of Georgetown University lamented the "global horror story" that results in 1,000 deaths a day from the world's nearly 640 million firearms.
Chapters by an
ethicist and an environmental writer survey the meals of three typical American families with differing tastes and shopping habits, using their contrast to survey wider issues of working conditions, environmental degradation, health and more.
Kass, a University of Chicago
ethicist who is also a vocal opponent of embryonic stem cell research.
These studies lend credence to the comments made to AP by American
ethicist and pediatrician Dr.
