Table of Contents

From Christian bioethics to secular bioethics - the establishement of a liberal cosmopolitan morality; at the roots of bioethics - reason, faith and the unity of morality; Christian bioethics as a human project - taking immanence seriously; bioethics and transcendence - at the heart of the culture wars; procreation - reproduction, cloning, abortion and birth; suffering, disease, dying and death - the search for meaning; providing health care - consent, conflicts of interest, the allocation of medical resources and religious integrity; Christian bioethics in a post-Christian world.