Jackson McNeece
Jackson McNeece is a Master of Divinity student from Oklahoma City, OK. In May of 2020, Jackson graduated from Baylor University with a degree in Medical Humanities. Throughout his studies at Baylor, he developed an intense curiosity for medical ethics, particularly within a health care setting. While studying at Duke Divinity, Jackson hopes to continue to cultivate his fascination with medical ethics, learn to ground medical ethics within a theological context, and develop an understanding of what it means to serve in a pastoral capacity in medicine.
3 ways the Church can make a difference in a post-Christian context
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2 ways Christians can respond to the history of antisemitism
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What does the Bible teach us about disability?
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Saving the Life of the Mother
The Ethical Quandary of Ectopic Pregnancies and Abortion
When the U.S. Supreme Court delivered the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision,...
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What the Happy the elephant controversy teaches us about personhood
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