“Genetic science is transforming medicine and reshaping humanity’s understanding of inheritance, identity, and the possibilities of human intervention. These advances bring hope for the treatment of serious diseases while raising profound questions about human dignity, moral responsibility, and the value of life beyond genetic characteristics.

This book, The Gene and the Person: Genetic Engineering and Human Identity, offers a thoughtful exploration of these questions through scientific, ethical, and Christian perspectives. It invites readers to consider how genetic progress can be guided by wisdom, compassion, justice, and respect for future generations, placing the dignity of the human person at the heart of the conversation.”
— Dr. Henry Murray