Author Index - Toni Saad

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the reasonableness of conscience (nucleus - February 2019)

The last few years have seen a flurry of excoriating critiques of conscientious objection in the academic press. Many argue that it should no longer be tolerated. (1) As one pundit puts it: 'if people are not prepared to offer legally permitted, efficient, and beneficial care to a patient because...

Getting Conscience Right and Wrong (triple helix - summer 2017)

Can a doctor refuse to participate in something hefinds unconscionable? Is this an important liberty tobe safeguarded, or an unwarranted privilege whichinterferes with patient care? Must we leave ourconscience at the door of our professional life? These are some ofthe prescient questions currently being discussed in the medicalethics literature. It should...

essentials — back to basics (nucleus - January 2017)

Thanks to the generosity of the american friends of Tyndale House, I recently spent a week in Cambridge hearing a series of 'Gospel Masterclasses' from Christian scholars such as Peter Williams, John Lennox and Gary Habermas. Subjects ranged from the historicity of the resurrection to the apocryphal gospels. It was...

J. Hudson Taylor: A Man in Christ (nucleus - January 2014)

J. Hudson Taylor: A Man in Christ Roger Steer Learning about a great Christian's life is thoroughly uplifting. Their devoted, sacrificial service testifies to God's transformative power and his desire to use us despite ourselves. James Hudson Taylor was born in Yorkshire in 1832 to faithful Methodist...