Discussing claims of DNA editing, Religion Professor Emeritus Ronald M. Green tells WMUR, "The problems are that rogue researchers will go ahead and introduce new techniques that either harm the child or are unnecessary and start a kind of arms race of having to have the perfect child."...

Professor of Religion emeritus Ronald M. Green discussed reproductive rights and abortion with New York Times reporter Deborah Acosta today (February 7, 2017) in a special, live interview aired on the Times' Facebook page....

Essays delivered at the symposium celebrating the work and retirement of Professor of Religion Emeritus Ronald M. Green, held at Dartmouth in May, 2015, have now been published in the current issue of The Journal of Religious Ethics.

A symposium honoring the careers of retiring Dartmouth Religion Professors Nancy K. Frankenberry and Ronald M. Green will be held on Saturday, May 30. 2015. Click title (above) for full schedule.

Professor Ronald M. Green declares his strong support for the dying 29-year-old to end her life on her own terms. (Photo courtesy CNN.)

Oxford University Press has just published a new book co-edited by Professor Ronald M. Green and Nathan J. Palpant, Suffering and Bioethics.

"There has been such monolithic opposition to assisted suicide from Christianity. To see this monolithic wall crack a little bit, from such a respected figure as Bishop Tutu...I think that it will reinforce the moral reasons that have come forth."

Professor Ronald M. Green was interviewed on NPR's All Things Considered about the ethical implications of reports that primitive human sperm can be made out of skin cells, an advance that could someday help infertile men have children.

NPR reached out to Ronald Green, the Eunice and Julian Cohen Professor for the Study of Ethics and Human Values, about the ethical challenges of research that some believe could lead to the creation of “designer babies.”