A thomistic perspective on the beginning of personhood: Redux

Bioethics 21 (5):283–289 (2007)
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Abstract

Response to Jan Deckers' critique of the author's earlier article on the beginning of personhood from a Thomistic perspective in which the author revises and further refines his view.

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