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future tech and health futures
A line of questions has been weaving through the news recently: What does humanity's increasing ability to modify the human body with medical technology mean—and how does it affect me? What are the ethical, moral, and spiritual dimensions of this trend?
A few examples:
In baseball, the latest revelations of the use of performance-enhancing drugs by star players have people questioning stellar performance, and fairness.
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January 3, 2005 issue
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Room for everyone on the cutting edge
Warren Bolon
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letters
with contributions from Margaret Hartvictoria, Darren Mackay, Ruth Hahn Phair, Carly Franz, Lloyd Davies
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ITEMS of INTEREST
with contributions from Laura Fowlie, Joseph Mallia
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Way out in front
By Marilyn Jones
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exploring the unexplored
Patricia Kadick with contributions from Sonja Maneri, Joe Maneri
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future tech and health futures
By Jason Marsh
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PAY ATTENTION! [GOD'S LOVE—'EXTRA-STRENGTH']
By Gail Gilliland
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A LONGER ROPE THAN I THOUGHT
By Ginny Luedeman
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'I AM WANTED'
Ashley Luedeman
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It's just a game
By Eric Nager
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A garden of models
By Richard Nenneman
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A wonderful way of life
Wilma Jeane Jackson
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My dance of freedom
Myriam Betouche
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Progress and healing—God's law
Ashley Korthals
