Preface
- purpose: to offer some specific replies to questions being asked.
Introduction
- Subsection 1: Biomedical Research and the Teaching of the Church
- Subsection 2: Science and Technology at the Service of the Human Person
- Subsection 3: Anthropology and Procedures in the Biomedical Field
- Subsection 4: Fundamental Criteria for a Moral Judgment
- Subsection 5: Teachings of the Magisterium
- Subsection 1: What Respect is Due to the Human Embryo, Taking into Account His Nature and Identity?
- Subsection 2: Is Prenatal Diagnosis Morally Licit?
- Subsection 3: Are Therapeutic Procedures Carried Out on the Human Embryo Licit?
- Subsection 4: How is One to Evaluate Morally Research and Experimentation on Human Embryos and Fetuses?
- Subsection 5: How is One to Evaluate Morally the Use for Research Purposes of Embryos Obtained by Fertilization 'in Vitro'?
- Subsection 6: What Judgment Should be Made on Other Procedures of Manipulating Embryos Connected with the "Techniques of Human Reproduction"?
- Description: "artificial procreation" and "artificial fertilization"
A. Heterologous Artificial Fertilization
- Subsection 1: Why Must Human Procreation Take Place in Marriage?
- Subsection 2: Does Heterologous Artificial Fertilization Conform to the Dignity of the couple and to the Truth of Marriage?
- Subsection 3: Is "Surrogate" Motherhood Morally licit?
B. Homologous Artificial Fertilization
- Subsection 4: From the Moral Point of View What Connection is Required Between Procreation and the Conjugal Act?
- Subsection 5: Is Homologous in Vitro Fertilization Morally Licit?
- Subsection 6: How is Homologous Artificial Insemination to be Evaluated from the Moral Point of View?
- Subsection 7: What Moral Criterion can be Proposed with Regard to Medical Intervention in Human Procreation?
- Subsection 8: The Suffering Caused by Infertility in Marriage
- Subsection 1: The Values and Moral Obligations that Civil Legislation Must Respect and Sanction in this Matter
Table of Contents | Introduction, 1, 2, 3, Conclusion, | References
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