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A Light In The Pharmacy, Marc A. Sweeney
A Light In The Pharmacy, Marc A. Sweeney
Pharmacy Faculty Publications
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End Of Life And Saving Souls: Should A Desire For Converts Influence End-Of-Life Ethics?, Michelle E. Frazer
End Of Life And Saving Souls: Should A Desire For Converts Influence End-Of-Life Ethics?, Michelle E. Frazer
Student Papers
In 1 Timothy 2:3, Paul states “God our Savior… wants all people to be saved and to come to a knowledge of the truth” (NIV). In keeping with God’s desire for the salvation of all, Christians should work towards that goal. From an evangelical Christian perspective, upon death, the status of one’s soul is fixed, bound either for heaven or hell.
This perspective should deeply influence our interactions with unbelievers, not only encouraging us to share the gospel, but also giving us an incentive to delay their physical death. Indeed, according to 2 Peter 3:9, the reason God is delaying …
What You Should Know When Caring For A Senior Parent, Marty L. Eng
What You Should Know When Caring For A Senior Parent, Marty L. Eng
Pharmacy Practice Faculty Publications
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Morality Of Contraceptives Based On When Personhood Begins, Joella R. Gerber
Morality Of Contraceptives Based On When Personhood Begins, Joella R. Gerber
Student Papers
The use of contraceptives has been controversial in recent days, especially concerning the government mandate for insurance and health care companies to financially cover contraceptives for their policy holders. The term ‘contraceptive’ includes anything that deliberately prevents conception or impregnation, including condoms, birth control pills, intrauterine methods, and barrier methods (Merriam-Webster, 2013). The morality of contraception largely hinges on the belief of when personhood begins.