What Makes a Body Somebody? (9)
Today’s podcast continues our series on human personhood, this time delving into philosophy. We examine two competing views on human personhood, and we see why persons are not “piles of parts” like cars.
Theme Music: Gli Uccelli (The Birds), Part I. Prelude (Allegro moderato), by Respighi, courtesy of Shockwave Sound.
Special Music: “Breadcrumbs,” by Andrew Costerisan
Music Bumpers:
- “The Harvest is Ready” and
- “Love and Tears” (both) by Andrew Costerisan
Special Thanks:
- Aaron Costerisan, our 2006-2007 Center for Bioethics Fellow
- Andrew Costerisan (Aaron’s brother, and a Cedarville University student), for our special and bumper music this time
To listen, just click on the player below (click on the “Audio MP3″ button if the player doesn’t appear).
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