Background
Cook, Edward David was born on March 3, 1947 in Newcastle on Tyne, England. Son of David Robert and Margaret Falconer Cook.
(SPANISH EDITION: What will the new ethical topics be in t...)
SPANISH EDITION: What will the new ethical topics be in the 21st century? No one can answer this question. We cannot even understand all of the issues that we are currently confronted with in our daily lives. Our goal needs to be to use the Bible as our guide for all ethical decisions and discussions. The author believes that there are answers to the majority of the problems in the world today. His goal to to help the reader reach their own conclusions and be able to make decisions based on Scripture.
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Moral decisions present the individual with a maze of possibilities which can be overwhelming. The increasing complexity of modern life makes it difficult for Christians to know what is ethically right and how to make the right choices. David Cook, in this straightforward and very readable book, examines the main causes of the moral dilemmas in which we so often find ourselves. Not only does he provide an excellent introduction to moral philosophy and its leading schools of thought, but he also examines the sources of Christian principles: How can this Christian use the Bible as a guide to ethical problems? What role should the Church and tradition play? Dr Cook concludes that despite the numerous choices surrounding us, Christian values still offer an authoritative alternative. In the final section, a method is suggested for moral decision making at a practical level, drawing on Edward de Bono's innovative thinking techniques, and this is applied to the questions of abortion and euthanasis. The Moral Maze is a first-class textbook for students of ethics in universities and theological colleges, and the ideal introduction to how to make moral decisions for the general reader.
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Cook, Edward David was born on March 3, 1947 in Newcastle on Tyne, England. Son of David Robert and Margaret Falconer Cook.
Bachelor, Arizona State University, 1968; Master of Arts, Edinburgh U., 1970; Doctor of Philosophy, New College, Edinburgh, 1973; Master of Arts (honorary), Oxford (England) University, 1984.
Lecturer, St. John's College, Nottingham, England, 1973-1979;
head of theology, Westminster College, Oxford, 1979-1987;
fellow, chaplain, Green College, Oxford, 1979-1983;
director, Whitefield Institute, Oxford, since 1987. Broadcaster British Broadcasting Corporation Radio/television, London, since 1987. Dean Oxford Centre for Mission Studies, since 1982.
Medical ethics advisor Archbishops, United Kingdom, since 1995. Advisor Xenotransplantation Authority, United Kingdom, 1997. Templeton lecturer Minneapolis, Chicago and Austin, 1994.
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Advisor to select commission on genetics House of Commons, London, 1994, select. commission on medical ethics House of Lords, London, 1993. Member Tyndale Fellowship.
Married Kathleen Hay, July 11, 1970. Children: Simon, Kenneth.