Daniel Callahan
1930
Books
- Applying the humanities
- Abortion
- Ethics in hard times
- El Turbulento Sueo de La Vida
- The mind of the Catholic layman
- Abortion
- The Catholic case for contraception
- At the altar of the world
- The goals of medicine
- Representation and responsibility
- A world growing old
- Knowing and valuing
- The American population debate
- Catholiques et protestants
- Ethical Issues of Population Aid
- The new church
- Federal aid and Catholic schools
- God, Jesus, and Spirit
- Congress and the media
- Representation and responsibility
- Ethics and population limitation
- Generation of the third eye
- The role of theology in the university
- False hopes
- The new church
- Ethics, the social sciences, and policy analysis
- Abortion
- Congress and the Media
- Ethics teaching in higher education
- Taming the beloved beast
- God, Jesus, and Spirit
- Biomedical ethics : an Anglo-American dialogue
- Morals, science, and sociality
- Ethical issues of population aid
- Abortion
- Biomedical Ethics
- Christianity divided
- Medicine and the market
- The Roots of Ethics:Science, Religion, and Values (Environment, Development, and Public Policy)
- The Catholic case for contraception
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