what do you think about ethics and bioethics?

What do I think about ethics and bioethics? That is an interesting question. "Man is gifted with the power of reason and freedom of ac tion. This is what seperates us from the other species in the animal kingdom". Let me answer this question by defining or rather differentiating them inclined with the thought above. Ethics is a branch of philosophy, encircling right conduct and good life. It’s radically broader than the common conception of the analysis of right and wrong. A central aspect of ethics is what is perceived by man to be the good life, it is the life worth living or life that is simply not satisfying, which is held by many philosophers to be more important than moral decisions.

On the other hand, bioethics is the philosophical study of the ethical controversies brought about by advances in biology and medicine. The issues tackled are concerned with the ethical questions that arise in the relationships among life sciences, biotechnology, medicine, politics, law, philosophy and theology.

The issues raised by bioethics as a distinct area of academic inquiry are largely answered by the needs of institutions examples are abortion, animal rughts, circumcision, infertility, placebo. Bioethicists today are not hired or engaged in conversation because of their opinions or because they have special skills of reasoning. but because they know and can put to work the enormous body of research and history of discussions about bioethics in a fair, honest and intelligent way, using tools from the different disciplines that improives the field.

As an effect, bioethics has been peculiarly created, by society, specifically the multi-million dollar commitment of major and minor medical centers to the study of medical ethics as part of the development of curriculum and research efforts. Going back to the thought raised earlier, Bioethics and ethics were made as a borderline or measuring stick used for the different controversial issues in our society. It is for us to use the power of reason and choice hand-in- hand with morals, God and values.