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Volume 32, Number 2 Spring 1998

Symposia

What Hath (Not) Chakrabarty Wrought: From the Mouse that Roared to Hello Dolly and Beyond
Geri J. Yonover

Public Reason, Abortion, and Cloning
John Finnis

Cloning Endangered Animal Species?
Robert F. Blomquist

Of Monsters Unleashed: A Modest Beginning to a Casuistry of Cloning
Catharine Cookson and Emily Ramsey

Legal Responses to the Potential Cloning of Human Beings
Heidi Forster

Human Cloning and the Constitution
Clarke D. Forsythe

Regulation of Human Cloning: Implication for Biotechnological Advancement
Michael J. McDaniel

Cloning Freedom: Criminalization or Empowerment in Reproductive Policy?
Robert C.L. Moffat

Resistance and Meaning: Religious Communities and Human Cloning
Courtney S. Campbell

Cloning Humans: Dangerous, Unjustifiable, and GenuinelyImmoral
Daniel R. Heimbach

Religious Perspectives on Human Cloning: Revisiting Safety as a Moral Constraint
Jan C. Heller

The Wisdom of Repugnance: Why We Should Ban the Cloning of Humans
Leon R. Kass

Cloning in Protestant Perspective
Gilbert Meilaender

Cloning, Families, and the Reproductin of Persons
James Lindemann Nelson

The Ethics of Human Cloning and the Fate of Science in a Democratic Society
Kenneth D. Pimple

Human Reproduction by Cloning in Theological Perspective
Kurt A. Richardson

Cloning, Genetic Engineering, and the Limits of Procreative Liberty
Maura A. Ryan

Human Cloning: Religious and Ethical Issues
Thomas A. Shannon

Editorial Board

Editor in Chief: Michael John DeBoer
Executive Managing Editor: Adrianne L. Hoehner
Executive Editor of Publication: Anthony A. Pearson
Executive Editor of Student Writing: Maci M. Pernsteiner
Executive Editor of Lectures & Symposia: Samantha L. Friel
Associate Editors: Joel W. Baar; Phillip Beth; Marci Collins; Mary L. Cranmer; Charles E. Hoffecker; Douglas M. Klitzke; Jason A. Paradis; Carles F.G. Parkinson; Thompson Smith; Nicole D. Spaur; Jennifer A. Stuber; Michael Van Zalingen