Abstract
Charles Colson, of Watergate fame, subsequently has distinguished himself as the founder of the Prison Fellowship and, more lately, as the chairman of the Wilberforce Forum, a gathering of scholars and thinkers dedicated to reflection on the interface of culture and Christian faith. In this volume he has paired with Nigel Cameron, the founder of the journal Ethics and Medicine and president of the Institute on Biotechnology and the Human Future, among other appointments. The book is a compilation of essays by well-informed members of the Wilberforce Forum on the ethical and public policy issues surrounding developments in biotechnology.