Philosophical Aspects of Bioethics Problems in Modern Science

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The article describes that in order to effectively solve the urgent problems of the development of life on Earth, the essential issues of human existence and society, the resources of bioethics are needed. In this article, the human world and all living organisms of the biosphere are considered as unified dynamic and organic wholes. The principles of bioethics play a key role in the implementation of the interaction of man, nature, society on the scale of a single global dimension. They allow a person to comprehend the infinity and eternity of the development of life and the infinity of human existence, as well as from a moral standpoint to evaluate their life, place and role in the natural universe.

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