Climate Change by Jason and Rachel Roach read : Climate Change (Part 1) Health Implications – positive New evidence has identified many positive health implications of addressing climate change. For example, developing low carbon transport and encouraging more walking, cycling and public transport will combat diseases made worse by inactivity, such as hearth disease. It […]
Climate Change by Jason and Rachel Roach The evidence for climate change is irrefutable and it is more than 90% certain that most of the warming is due to the observed increase in man-made greenhouse gas emissions. Global warming has serious consequences for health; most are negative, but some are positive because actions that are […]
Homosexuality by Peter Saunders read : Homosexuality (Part 2) Facing up to real dangers It is unwise and dishonest to ignore the fact that people living homosexual lifestyles are at greater risks of various forms of injuries than other members of the public. This is especially the case for homosexual men. High-risk sex The most […]
Homosexuality by Peter Saunders Debating issues of sexuality is a political minefield, be it discussing gender differences or asking questions of people’s sexual orientation. As a result there are few serious studies currently under way assessing the causes and consequences of gay lifestyles. Anyone interested in informed debate, must look at all available data as […]
Introduction to ethics by David Stone read : Christian Views on Ethics part 01 & Christian Views on Ethics part 02 Being human is special to God It is the fact that God thinks human beings are special that makes human life ‘sacred’. We may not see anything very remarkable in another individual, especially if […]
Introduction to ethics by David Stone read : Christian Views on Ethics part 01 Using the Bible It’s a very well suggesting that the Bible can help guide us in determining right and wrong, but how are we to use it? After all the most recent parts were written almost two thousand years ago. So […]
Christian Views on Ethics by David Stone There is a distinctive and coherent Christian approach to medical ethics based on what God has made known to us in the Bible. Discovering God’s will When Christians make decisions about what is right and wrong their underlying rule is that what God wants and says is best. […]
Introduction to ethics by David Stone read : Introduction to Ethics part 01 Looking for a result… Another of way of making decisions about what is right and wrong is to look at the consequences of the proposed action. One way of doing this is to argue that what is right leads to people being […]
Introduction to ethics by David Stone Ethics and morality concern the decision we make about whether something is right or wrong: first about how we make such decisions and secondly about how we carry them out in practice. Why are ethics important? Today’s healthcare professionals are capable of remarkable feats, many of which would have […]
The Doctor’s Worldview by John Wyatt Read The Doctor’s Worldview -01 and The Doctor’s Worldview -02 Is Western medicine based on a particular worldview? This is a large and complex topic and it is not possible to deal with it in any depth in this File. However, it is very clear that the history of […]