Birth and Breeding Chapter 3, from 'Neither Beast nor God: The Dignity of the Human Person' 2009, Encounter Books [Book Review]

Bioethics Research Notes 22 (3):29 (2010)
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Meilaender, Gilbert The concept and meaning of transhumanists, or people who look forward to a world in which aging has been overcome and our physical and intellectual powers have been enhanced is discussed. The excerpts from the book Birth and Breeding: Chapter 3, from 'Neither Beast nor God: the dignity of the human person' are highlighted.

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