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Every book Charles Camosy recommended on podcasts

Guest on The Tucker Carlson Show · 1 book · 1 episode across 1 podcast

Charles Camosy appeared on The Tucker Carlson Show to discuss bioethics and abortion. During the episode, Charles Camosy brought up Joseph J. Fins's book Rights Come to Mind, describing Fins as a secular bioethicist. Camosy recommended the book for listeners wishing to explore the topic and used it to support his argument that a significant percentage of people in a so-called vegetative state are actually conscious.

Books recommended by Charles Camosy

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  1. Rights Come to Mind

    Joseph J. Fins · Recommended · 1 episode

    Rights Come to Mind by Joseph J.

    Recommended
    “Joe fins who's a secular um bioeth thesis wrote a great book called rights come to mind if listeners want to explore it we now know that a significant percentage of people in a vegetative a so-called vegetative state are actually conscious”
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Books Charles Camosy wrote

Appearances

EpisodePodcastDateBooks
Medical Ethicist Charles Camosy Debunks Media Lies About Abortion and Kamala’s Love for InfanticideThe Tucker Carlson Show2024-10-031
Other mentions (2: passing, ad reads, own books)
Plugged Losing Our Dignity
“in a book I wrote um called losing our dignity how secularized medicine is undermining fundamental human equality I finished the last three chapters by saying um this is the next shoe to drop in in our loss of fundamental equality”
Plugged Resisting Throwaway Culture
“I wrote a book called resisting throwaway culture how a consistent life ethic can unite a fractured people and that that book really is the offers the kind of vision that I've been trying to articulate”