http://hdl.handle.net/11320/1211 2026-06-01T16:18:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/11320/1226 Tytuł: Bioetyka a wiara Autorzy: Wróbel, Józef Abstrakt: The problem of a relation between bioethics and faith is complex when it refers to Christian religion. It begins on the plane of the relationship between philosophy and Christian philosophy, more exactly, of the disputable question whether philosophy can have a Christian character. In the light of methodological principles, philosophy (the natural one) seems to exclude religious motives in advance. A similar problem can be observed in the field of ethics. In its proper sense, it is a philosophical science (as has been stated in the above definitions of bioethics). If so, ethics is, in its wrong sense, a form of moral theology, as it has occurred in the so-called ‘theological ethics’ being the field of research of some authors. Opis: Bp Józef Wróbel SCJ 2012-01-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/11320/1225 Tytuł: Eutanazja jako fałszywe miłosierdzie Autorzy: Skreczko, Adam Abstrakt: Euthanasis is sometimes perceived as an act of mercy, and this view is also shared by many Christians. They say it is justified when it arises due to mercy, love of a neighbour, care and sympathy one feels while looking at the sufferings of a person. That is why it is necessary to distingush euthanasia from mercy. This concerns not only non-believers who do not analyse the issue, but also the Christians who treat the Church’s teaching selectively and are driven by false views. In the title of the article, euthanasia is defined as an act of false mercy. The author focuses on the following problems: a) Manipulating terminology concerning the problem, b) Is euthanasia ’good death’? c) The need for the ’imagination of mercy’, d) the proper understanding of mercy in the context of euthanasia. Opis: Ks. Adam Skreczko, 2012-01-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/11320/1224 Tytuł: Nauka i wiara Autorzy: Ozorowski, Edward Opis: Abp Edward Ozorowski 2012-01-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/11320/1223 Tytuł: Personalistyczny normatyw bioetyki Autorzy: Zabielski, Józef Abstrakt: A fundamental assumption of a personalistic concept of bioethics is respecting a person as a goal of an action, not a mean to achieve it. This concept comes down to a truth that value and dignity of a person is the basis of every ethical obligations towards a human being. Such understanding of dignity leads to concrete obligations, such as respecting the autonomy of human existence and the value of life, an obligation to act ‘within the field of responsibility’, respecting the good of concrete persons and human society. Such a personalistic norm is particularly meaningful for all actions relating to man’s health and life. The problem signalled in the title of the article has been discussed with particular regard to two issues 1) a personalistic norm as an axiologicalexistential determiner of bioethics, 2) personalistic demands/requirements concerning human health and life. Opis: Ks. Józef Zabielski 2012-01-01T00:00:00Z