In god's image: recognizing the profoundly impaired as persons [Book Review]

The Australasian Catholic Record 96 (4):495 (2019)
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Review of: In god's image: recognizing the profoundly impaired as persons, by Peter A. Comensoli, edited by Nigel Zimmermann,, pp. 243, paperback, US$31.00.

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