What’s Missing in Secular Bioethics? The False Dichotomy between “the Secular” and “the Theological”

Gómez, Isabel Roldán

doi:10.1080/15265161.2020.1833099

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“…On the other hand, the strong rationalist tradition holds that a belief must be able to rationally prove truth claims to everyone to be accepted. Attempts are needed to bridge the two bioethical perspectives to reach an agreement so that the former can contribute to the second or vice versa (Gómez, 2020). The application of secular bioethics as an epistemic attitude complemented by religious inputs can lead to neglecting other structural conditions, such as publication, transparency, and rationality, that enable bioethical debates (Erduran et al, 2019).…”

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Non-ideal Critical Realism Analysis on the Ethical Positions of Secular Doctors Towards Human Genome Editing

Adiputra,

Tjahyadi,

Padmawati

2023

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Human genome editing could be used to improve human intelligence, appearance, and physical strength. The ethical issues posed by the technology are causing public concern. Secularism views efforts to find moral truth do not depend on supernatural authority. The existence of a secular minority in Indonesia is considered an anomaly in public discourse and is left behind in the morally critical policy-making deliberations on genome editing regulations. The research explored Indonesian secular doctor’s view of human genome editing. This qualitative research used a non-ideal critical realism approach through in-depth interviews and literature review. Secular doctors say that human genomic editing has no different weight from other artificial selection. After conducting a risk-benefit analysis through moral calculus, secular doctors generally have positions and attitudes that support the research and implementation of human genomic editing technology.

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Non-ideal Critical Realism Analysis on the Ethical Positions of Secular Doctors Towards Human Genome Editing

Adiputra,

Tjahyadi,

Padmawati

2023

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The Social Context of Religion in the Jurisdictions of Bioethics

Evans

2020

The American Journal of Bioethics

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La interpretación del Corán en una voz diferente: El feminismo islámico entre la hermenéutica y la secularización

Roldán Gómez

2024

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El objetivo del artículo es analizar el feminismo islámico en tanto que discurso teórico que involucra tres aspectos: 1) una hermenéutica del texto sagrado (Corán) que restituya la voz de las mujeres; 2) la asunción, por ende, de un objetivo feminista: el reconocimiento de la igualdad entre mujeres y hombres en el islam; 3) la convergencia de ambos objetivos en un proyecto emancipatorio traducible en igualdad jurídica, política y social. Las conclusiones versarán sobre las posibilidades de que el discurso del feminismo islámico pueda tornarse proyecto político sin pasar por procesos secularizadores que, en parte, son criticados por algunas pensadoras musulmanas.

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What’s Missing in Secular Bioethics? The False Dichotomy between “the Secular” and “the Theological”

Cited by 3 publications

References 10 publications

Non-ideal Critical Realism Analysis on the Ethical Positions of Secular Doctors Towards Human Genome Editing

Non-ideal Critical Realism Analysis on the Ethical Positions of Secular Doctors Towards Human Genome Editing

The Social Context of Religion in the Jurisdictions of Bioethics

La interpretación del Corán en una voz diferente: El feminismo islámico entre la hermenéutica y la secularización

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