The Good Life: Psychoanalytic Reflections on Love, Ethics, Creativity, and Spirituality Book

This book showed great promise at first by being engaging and relevant. However, as the book passed it's half-way point, it became obvious what the author's beliefs were and one could not help but read it in every paragraph. It is obvious that the author does not believe in any type of ethical restraint on stem cell research, but he fails to provide any tangible evidence that unrestricted embryonic stem cell research has ever been beneficial. This is a book comprised of "possibles" and "maybes" that shouldn't have been half of the length that it is.