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• Just wars and rumors of wars.(Correspondence)(Letter to the editor) 

  Once we have taken a position on a moral issue, we are inclined to defend it to the last. Such is one way of looking at George Weigel's "Just War...

  First Things: A Monthly Journal of Religion and Public Life, 08/01/07 by Biles, Dan; Cochran, David Carroll; Heaney, Stephen J.; Jay, Tom; Johnston, Caryl; Larson, Ryan; Markham, Ian S.; McBride, Edward J.; Merrihew, Kirstin; Owens, Vincent; Scraire, Mathieu; Weigel, George · More from publication

• From Cruzan to Schiavo: similar bedfellows in fact and at law 

  I. INTRODUCTION I. INTRODUCTION Whatever else may be said about it, Terri Schiavo's death was legal. It scrupulously complied with Florida...

  Constitutional Commentary, 12/22/05 by Edward J. Larson · More from publication

• Euthanasia in America - past, present, and future: a review of a Merciful End and Forced Exit. 

  MERCIFUL END: THE EUTHANASIA MOVEMENT IN MODERN AMERICA. By Ian Dowbiggin. New York: Oxford Univ. Press. 2003. Pp. xix, 250. $28. FORCED...

  Michigan Law Review, 05/01/04 by Larson, Edward J. · More from publication

• Tailored Genes 

  A CENTURY AGO, ENERGIZED BY THE DISCOVERY of Darwinian evolution and Mendelian genetics, many social and biological scientists thought that we...

  Legal Affairs, 11/01/03 by Edward J. Larson · More from publication

• Darwin, Charles.(Charles Darwin: The Power of Place)(Brief Article)(Book Review) 

  Charles Darwin: The Power of Place. Janet Browne. New York: Knopf, 2002. 591 pp. $37.50. "Janet Browne's new book is the long-awaited second...

  Biography, 06/22/03 by Larson, Edward J. · More from publication

• At Anchor in the Galápagos 

  Mention Ecuador's Galápagos Islands and what comes to almost anyone's mind is tortoises, finches, and nature cruises. Last year I...

  Atlantic, The, 01/01/02 by Edward J. Larson · More from publication

• Debating evolution: The God who would intervene 

  IN THE DAYS before the Kansas School Board's August decision to strip the teaching of evolution from state science standards, the presidents of the...

  Christian Century, 10/27/99 by Edward J. Larson · More from publication

• Simon Baruch: Rebel in the Ranks of Medicine, 1840-1921 

  Baruch was a young Polish Jew who immigrated to Camden, South Carolina, in the 1850s with the driving ambition of becoming a physician. That...

  Mississippi Quarterly, The, 03/22/95 by Edward J. Larson · More from publication

• Assisted suicide is a slippery slope - dangers of a policy that does not protect those who lack emotional balance when facing a life or death decision - Symposium - Column 

  The terminally ill, the elderly and people who cannot cope psychologically are more inclined to use a Euthanasia law as an easy way to solve their...

  Insight on the News, 08/29/94 by Edward J. Larson · More from publication