Perfektionierung des Menschen

Gesang, Bernward

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“…56 Krebs (2012Krebs ( ), (1997. 57 Gesang (2007): S. 114-123. vor allem dem Wildnisschutz, erzeugt aber nicht automatisch einen substantiellen Beitrag zur nachhaltigen Entwicklung. 58 In der konkreten Realisierung könnte das Streben nach Erfahrungen in der Wildnis, wie sie oben beispielhaft von Kozljanic zitiert wurde, in den stark besiedelten Gebieten Mitteleuropas vielmehr sogar zu realen Konflikten mit dem Umwelt-und Naturschutz führen.…”

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Dallmer¹

2020

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Dallmer¹

2020

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“…Die ethische Dimension rund um die zunehmend mögliche und praktizierte "Machbarkeit" des Menschen besteht insbesondere in der Frage, welche Auswirkungen sich für eine Gesellschaft und deren Menschenbild ergeben, wenn immer mehr Menschen den Drang verspüren, sich zu perfektionieren (vgl. hierzu: Schöne-Seifert und Talbot 2009;Gesang 2007;Dickel 2011). 2 Der Begriff Cyborg (abgleitet vom englischen "cybernetic organism") steht vorrangig für eine Hybridisierung von menschlichen, d.h. lebendigen mit technischen Organismen.…”

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2018

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“…With regard to so-called transhumanism, which aims to change the human species through the use of technology (Gesang 2007;Krüger 2004), it has to be pointed out that Christian anthropology too knows a difference between the old and the new human being. Christian anthropology is also convinced that what we will be has not become apparent.…”

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Human dignity and biomedical ethics from a Christian theological perspective

Körtner

2011

HTS Teologiese Studies / Theological Studies

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The argument of human dignity plays an important role in current debates on human rights and their relevance in modern biomedicine. When discussing the contribution of Christian theology to current debates on human dignity and human rights the thesis is not that the modern idea of human dignity depends on a theological grounding. Also, it is not the task of theology to legitimate rights as Christian a posteriori. We do not need to deduce modern human rights from theological doctrines. The theological challenge is to find an access for Christians from their belief to the modern idea of human rights and human dignity and to discuss the contribution which theology and the churches can make to further development of human rights. The Christian image of man, which serves as the foundation for the church position on bioethical topics in the German-speaking context, is a mix of biblical motives, a Kantian interpretation of the concept of human dignity and an interpretation of the German constitutional law inspired by the Catholic tradition of natural law. The following presented theological understanding of human dignity, in contrast, was inspired by the insights of the Pauline doctrine of justification and its Protestant reinterpretation.How to cite this article: Körtner, U.H.J., 2011, ‘Human dignity and biomedical ethics from a Christian theological perspective’, HTS Teologiese Studies/Theological Studies 67(3), Art. #953, 8 pages. doi:10.4102/hts.v67i3.953

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Perfektionierung des Menschen

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