An edition of Gentechnik und Embryonenforschung (2002)

Gentechnik und Embryonenforschung

Leben als Schöpfung aus Menschenhand? : eine ethische Orientierung aus christlicher Sicht

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Gentechnik und Embryonenforschung
Ulrich Eibach, Ulrich Eibach
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An edition of Gentechnik und Embryonenforschung (2002)

Gentechnik und Embryonenforschung

Leben als Schöpfung aus Menschenhand? : eine ethische Orientierung aus christlicher Sicht

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R. Brockhaus
Language
German
Pages
236

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Subjects

Christianity, Embryo Research, Ethics, Genetic engineering, Human embryo, Moral and ethical aspects, Moral and ethical aspects of Genetic engineering, Religion and Medicine, Religious aspects, Religious aspects of Genetic engineering, Research
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Gentechnik und Embryonenforschung: Leben als Schöpfung aus Menschenhand? : eine ethische Orientierung aus christlicher Sicht
2002, R. Brockhaus
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 232-236).

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Wuppertal
Series
Glaube und Wissenschaft

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Library of Congress
QH442 .E48 2002

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Pagination
236 p. ;
Number of pages
236

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OL22602497M
ISBN 10
3417243599
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