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Richard A. McCormick

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#987

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#1820

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#425

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Theology

#507

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#1044

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#200

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PhD Theology Princeton Theological Seminary
Masters Theology Princeton Theological Seminary
Bachelors History Rutgers University

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According to Wikipedia, Richard A. McCormick was a leading liberal Catholic moral theologian who reshaped Catholic thought in the United States. He wrote many journal articles on Catholic social teachings and moral theory. He was an expert in Catholic medical ethics and for many years wrote the "Notes on Moral Theology" column in Theological Studies. He was "particularly articulate" among the five moral theologians who in 1964 at the Kennedy Compound crafted a political position for the Kennedy clan that would permit abortion in law.

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Testing a tripartite model: I. Evaluating the convergent and discriminant validity of anxiety and depression symptom scales. (1995) (1357)
Testing a tripartite model: II. Exploring the symptom structure of anxiety and depression in student, adult, and patient samples. (1995) (964)
Affective disorders among pathological gamblers seeking treatment. (1984) (321)
Patterns of substance abuse in pathological gamblers undergoing treatment. (1983) (211)
To save or let die. The dilemma of modern medicine. (1974) (181)
Impulsivity, Coping Styles, and Triggers for Craving in Substance Abusers with Borderline Personality Disorder (1993) (135)
The prevalence and impact of major life stressors among pathological gamblers. (1987) (127)
Follow-up of pathological gamblers after treatment. (1987) (125)
Aggression and hostility in substance abusers: the relationship to abuse patterns, coping style, and relapse triggers. (1995) (118)
The relationship of NEO-PI performance to coping styles, patterns of use, and triggers for use among substance abusers. (1998) (94)
Disinhibition and negative affectivity in substance abusers with and without a gambling problem. (1993) (88)
Ethical considerations of assisted reproductive technologies (1994) (81)
An outcome study of an inpatient treatment program for pathological gamblers. (1984) (80)
Who or What is the Preembryo? (1991) (77)
Some Early Reactions to Veritatis Splendor (1994) (76)
The importance of coping skill enhancement in the treatment of the pathological gambler (1994) (68)
Personality profiles of hospitalized pathological gamblers: the California Personality Inventory. (1987) (65)
Experimentation in children: sharing in sociality. (1976) (64)
The relationship between attributional style and post-traumatic stress disorder in addicted patients (1989) (62)
The ethical matrix of medicine. (1983) (59)
Pathological gambling: A parsimonious need state model (2005) (49)
Ambiguity in Moral Choice (1977) (45)
Attributional style in pathological gamblers in treatment. (1988) (43)
How Brave a New World?: Dilemmas in Bioethics (1981) (40)
A Theological Perspective (1992) (37)
The quality of life, the sanctity of life. (1978) (35)
Ethics Committees: Promise or Peril? (1984) (34)
Doing Evil to Achieve Good (1980) (29)
How Brave a New World (1981) (29)
The Catholic tradition on the use of nutrition and fluids. (1987) (26)
Blastomere separation. Some concerns. (1994) (24)
Doing Evil to Achieve Good: Moral Choice in Conflict Situations (1978) (24)
Plasma Cortisol and Depression in Pathological Gamblers (1988) (23)
Feminist Ethics and the Catholic Moral Tradition (1996) (23)
Health and medicine in the Catholic tradition. (1984) (22)
Notes on Moral Theology (1980) (22)
Notes on moral theology, 1965 through 1980 (1984) (21)
Theology and bioethics. (1989) (21)
Follow-up of male pathological gamblers after treatment: The relationship of intellectual variables to relapse (1991) (19)
The Critical Calling: Reflections on Moral Dilemmas Since Vatican II (2006) (17)
The Critical Calling (1989) (16)
Ego strength and achievement motivation in pathological gamblers (1986) (16)
Saving defective infants: options for life or death. (1983) (14)
Moral Theology 1940–1989: An Overview (1989) (14)
Theology and biomedical ethics. (1982) (12)
Unanswered questions on test tube life. (1978) (11)
Bioethics: a moral vacuum? (1999) (11)
Physician-assisted suicide: flight from compassion. (1991) (11)
Health and medicine in the Catholic tradition : tradition in transition (1984) (11)
Caring or starving? The case of Claire Conroy. (1985) (10)
Dissent in the Church (1988) (10)
Impact of pre-existing levels of hostility and aggression on substance abuse treatment outcome (2001) (9)
The new medicine and morality. (1973) (9)
The preservation of life. (1976) (8)
The Karen Ann Quinlan Case (1975) (8)
Experimental subjects. Who should they be? (1976) (8)
Transplantation of Organs: A Comment on Paul Ramsey (1975) (8)
Genetic Medicine: Notes on the Moral Literature (1972) (8)
The Historical Development of Fundamental Moral Theology in the United States (1999) (8)
Dialogue About Catholic Sexual Teaching (1993) (8)
Corrective Vision: Explorations in Moral Theology (1994) (8)
Theology and Bioethics: Christian Foundations (1985) (7)
Living will legislation, reconsidered. (1981) (7)
Should we clone humans? (1993) (7)
Surrogacy: a Catholic perspective. (1992) (7)
The end of Catholic hospitals? (1998) (7)
Vive la différence! Killing and allowing to die. (1997) (6)
Moral norms and Catholic tradition (1979) (6)
Abortion: a changing morality and policy? (1979) (6)
Therapy or tampering? The ethics of reproductive technology. (1985) (6)
Legislation and the living will. (1977) (6)
Official Catholic Social Teaching (1986) (6)
Notes on Moral Theology: 1981 (1982) (6)
A proposal for "quality of life" criteria for sustaining life. (1975) (5)
The Magisterium and morality (1982) (5)
The Subject Is Baby Fae (1985) (5)
Lesbian motherhood and genetic choices. (1993) (5)
Bioethics in the public forum. (1983) (5)
The Use of Scripture in Moral Theology (1984) (5)
The Vatican document on bioethics: some unsolicited suggestions. (1987) (4)
AIDS: the shape of the ethical challenge. (1988) (4)
Abortion: the unexplored middle ground. (1989) (4)
The EAB and in vitro fertilization. (1979) (4)
Natural Law and Theology (1991) (4)
The Vatican document on bioethics: two responses. (1987) (4)
Surrogate motherhood: a stillborn idea. (1987) (4)
Genetic technology and our common future. (1985) (4)
Moral theology : challenges for the future : essays in honor of Richard A. McCormick (1990) (4)
Life-saving and life-taking: a comment. (1975) (3)
Notes on Moral Theology: January-June, 1967 (1967) (3)
The Preservation of Life and Self-Determination (1980) (3)
Terminal illness and suicide. (1991) (3)
Notes on Moral Theology: 1982 (1983) (3)
Notes on Moral Theology: April–September 1974 (1975) (3)
Notes on Moral Theology: 1986: Dissent in Moral Theology and its Implications (1987) (3)
Medicaid and Abortion (1984) (3)
Fetal research and public policy. (1975) (3)
John Paul Ii and Moral Theology (1998) (3)
The Distinctiveness of Christian Ethics (1980) (3)
'Moral considerations' ill considered. (1992) (3)
Notes on Moral Theology: April–September, 1970 (1971) (3)
Notes on Moral Theology: The Abortion Dossier (1974) (3)
Fetal research, morality, & public policy. (1975) (3)
Notes on Moral Theology: 1980 (1981) (3)
Notes on Moral Theology: April–September 1975 (1976) (2)
Notes on Moral Theology: 1983 (1984) (2)
The Preembryo as Potential: A Reply to John A. Robertson (1991) (2)
Ethics of reproductive technology: AFS recommendations, dissent. (1987) (2)
The Fox case. (1980) (2)
The Ethical and Religious Challenges of Reproductive Technology (1999) (2)
How the Report made a difference: reflections on a 15th anniversary. (1986) (2)
The moral right to privacy. (1976) (2)
The ethics of in utero surgery. (1981) (2)
Notes on Moral Theology: April—September, 1971 (1972) (2)
Case vignette: genetic secrets. (1992) (2)
Notes on Moral Theology: 1985: Exchanges on Fundamental Moral Theology (1986) (2)
Notes on Moral Theology: 1978 (1979) (1)
A Catholic Perspective on Access to Healthcare (1998) (1)
Experimental Subjects-Reply (1976) (1)
Value variables in the health-care reform debate. (1993) (1)
Notes on Moral Theology: 1984 (1985) (1)
Editorial: The Karen Ann Quinian case. (1975) (1)
Moral dilemmas that are acute within a religious tradition. A Catholic perspective. (1983) (1)
Infant Doe: where to draw the line. (1982) (1)
Human Reproduction: Dominion and Limits (1996) (1)
The Importance of Naturalness and Conjugal Gametes (1988) (1)
Notes on Moral Theology 1977: The Church in Dispute (1978) (1)
The Nancy Cruzan case. (1989) (1)
Moral argument and Christian ethics. (1985) (1)
Abortion: rules for debate. (1978) (1)
Current Theology; Notes on Moral Theology: April—September, 1972 (1973) (1)
Man's moral responsibility for health. (1977) (1)
Matters of Life and Death (1982) (1)
THE DIABETIC NEUROPATHIES. A REVIEW. (1963) (1)
Not What Catholic Hospitals Ordered (1972) (1)
The Polygraph in Business and Industry (1966) (0)
Some neglected aspects of moral responsibility for health. (1978) (0)
Current Theology Notes on Moral Theology (1966) (0)
Clear and convincing evidence: the case of Nancy Cruzan. (1990) (0)
Support for physician-assisted suicide must be quelled. (1992) (0)
Ethics and genetic research. (1999) (0)
Theologians view the directives. (1972) (0)
Pluralism within the Church (1989) (0)
Marriage, morality, & sex-change surgery: four traditions in case ethics. 2. A Catholic perspective. (1981) (0)
THE EMBRYO AND THE FETUS: NEW MORAL CONTEXTS (2007) (0)
Theologians view the Directives. (1972) (0)
Book Review: Sexuality and Moral Responsibility (1969) (0)
Implantation in the Human as Viewed by Canon Law, Civil Law, and Natural Reason (1999) (0)
Focus on the NICU. The best interests of the baby. (1986) (0)
The P reservation of Life (1976) (0)
Fetal research: response to the recommendations. (1975) (0)
Who or what is an embryo (2007) (0)
Birth regulation, Veritatis Splendor, and other ways of viewing things (1995) (0)
Restatement on tubal ligation confuses policy with normative ethics. (1980) (0)
Book Review: Health and Medicine in the Catholic Tradition (1986) (0)
Notes on Moral Theology: 1979 (1980) (0)
Moral Considerations on Autopsy (1961) (0)
Current Theology Notes on Moral Theology: 1976 (1977) (0)
The specter of Joseph Saikewicz: mental incompetence and the law. (1978) (0)
Editorial statement (2009) (0)
Notes on Moral Theology: January–June, 1969 (1969) (0)
Theologians' exchange over issue of artificial fertilization. (1978) (0)
Moral dilemmas that are acute within a religious tradition: a Jewish perspective; a Catholic perspective. (1983) (0)
Sterilization and Theological Method (1976) (0)
Does Christianity make a difference? (1995) (0)
Bioethical issues and the moral matrix of U.S. health care. (1979) (0)
Current Theology Notes on Moral Theology (1965) (0)
Self-Realization in the Works of Henrik Ibsen (1948) (0)
Keeping Women in the Dark: Lessons Not Learned and the Real Sins of the Breast Implant Manufacturers (1997) (0)
1973-1983: value impacts of a decade. (1982) (0)
Reproductive technologies: where are we headed? (1999) (0)
Hospitals Ordered: A reply to Dr. Paganelli (1972) (0)
A Moral Magisterium in Ecumenical Perspective (1988) (0)
Usury: Case of First Impression (1978) (0)
Learning From Ramsey (1986) (0)
Current Theology Notes on Moral Theology: January-June, 1968 (1968) (0)
All Too Humanhood (1975) (0)

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