What topics should Bioethics embrace in order to be the persuasive source of a meaningful Ethics?
What are the roots of secular Bioethics and why did it fail to offer what Christian ethical thought once guaranteed?
Can Bioethics as a human endeavor meet the inexhaustible human hunger and thirst for knowledge and problem-solving that have preoccupied humanity since the beginning of the world? [...]

In these and many other questions, H.T. Engelhardt's work attempts to provide answers in The Foundations of Bioethics, and with this hope, "Armos" publications deliver it to the Greek reading audience.