Beschreibung
Religion is one of the earliest and important institutions of human society. It is not only a necessary but a very significant part of human life. Religion is a powerful force in human life. To many people in the modern world, religion is a perplexing social and individual phenomenon. It is be favorably associated with agreeable human qualities such as ethics, morality and spirituality or negatively with superstition. Bioethics is a term used to describe the process of examining the ethics involved with the emerging medical technologies and biological research. Bioethics brings together the disciplines of medicine, law, philosophy and public policy on medical decisions. Hence, Bioethics is a multi-facet discipline that incorporates the use of several disciplines or fields analyzing the medical issues at hand in order to benefit humanity by making the desired decision. The range of issues considered to fall within the purview of bioethics varies depending on how broadly the field is defined. In one common usage, bioethics is more or less equivalent to medical ethics, or biomedical ethics. In this work, health is defined in the sense that being healthy should be viewed holistically
Autorenporträt
John Kwaku Opoku is a Catholic priest in the Catholic Archdiocese of Kumasi and a senior lecturer in the Department of Religious Studies in KNUST, Ghana. Eric Manu is a lecturer at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology. He holds a Master's degree (MPhil) in Religious Studies. His area of specialization is Spirituality and health.
