Religious Reasons | |
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Religion does not permit involvement (+ 6/−1; rm.:16) | |
+ | Religious law should be followed (6) |
+ | It is a sin against God (2) |
+ | Religious premises are true (2) |
+ | Job was chosen due to `calling´ (2) |
+ | Conscientious objection due to eternal welfare (2) |
+ | Nonreligious-based argumentation of CO reflects professional position (1) |
- | Catholic physicians should not become gynaecologists (1) |
Religious convictions form conscience (+ 3/−0; rm.:7) | |
+ | Humans have values (3) |
+ | Religious based reasoning against the provision of abortion related care (3) |
+ | Religious HCP’s are confronted with serious conscience conflicts (1) |
Religious toleration has multiple dimensions (+ 1/−2; rm.:3) | |
+ | Patient’s religious values can collide with medical providers (1) |
- | Recognising an exemption is not necessarily basis for opposition (1) |
- | Conflicting claims of toleration and how to respond (1) |
Controversies in religion-based argumentation (+ 2/−0; rm.:2) | |
+ | Intrinsic plausibility of religious conclusions is difficult (1) |
+ | Conscience is equated with natural law (1) |