BIO 4103 Bioethics

Three hours (On Campus)

A comparison of secular and Christian approaches to biomedical, environmental, and research ethics. Utilizes a highly interactive format to examine contemporary issues related to the beginning and end of human life, stem cells, cloning, genetic testing and manipulation, distribution of health care, experimentation on animal and human subjects, and care of the environment. Three hours of lecture-discussion per week.

Prerequisite: junior standing
Offered on campus Spring semester (even-numbered years)