I'm A Supporter Of Embryonic Stem Cell

It Is True That The Jewish Tradition Emphasizes The Moral Mandate To Save Life. It Also Has A Different Position From The Catholic Church On The Moral Status Of The Embryo. It Has A More Developmental View Of When Human Life, In The Sense Of Personhood, Begins Than Does The Catholic Church.

Most Economics That Is Taught In College And Universities Today Projects Itself As A Value-neutral Science. This Claim Has Always Been Open To Question, But I Think It's Especially In Doubt Today.

When I Arrived At Harvard, I Wanted To Design A Course In Political Theory That Would Have Interested Me, Back When I Was Started Out, In A Way That The Standard Things Didn't.

I Think People Who Want To Use Genetic Technologies To Gain A Competitive Edge For Their Children Are Engaging In A Kind Of Overreaching That Could Really Undermine Our Appreciation Of Children As Gifts For Which We Should Be Grateful And, Instead, To View Them As Products Or Instruments That Are There To Be Molded And Directed.

I'm A Supporter Of Embryonic Stem Cell Research. I Do Think There Are Very Important Moral And Also Religious Questions At Stake In The Debate Over Embryonic Stem Cell Research.