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Creation, the eschaton, and bioethics.

A S Moraczewski
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The Christian's role in renewing the universe is to discover the true name of God's creation and to use technology as a serious enterprise of co-creation. Guided by a bioethics based on Gospel values, the Christian healer brings the eschaton closer to realization.

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A S Moraczewski. 1979. Creation, the eschaton, and bioethics.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/468196/

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