(National Review) The core problem with contemporary bioethics is that the movement denies human exceptionalism. In this view, being human is morally irrelevant. What matters are capacities, such as the ability to value one’s life, which make one a “person.” Under personhood theory, there is such a thing as a human non-person and an animal-person. This view has been … Continue reading Bioethicist defends infanticide, claiming there is no difference between born and preborn babies