Event Overview

Join us on October 20 for a lecture and discussion at the intersection of natural rights and natural law. Where are these fundamental principles at odds with one another? How should we think through the ethics behind some of the more controversial medical treatments and procedures? Is a physician professionally obligated to provide what a patient requests, so long as the interventions are legal, feasible, and freely chosen? Or is a physician professionally obligated to seek a patient’s health, potentially refusing requests for interventions that contradict their objective good? Dr. Christopher Tollefsen’s thoughtful approach to these complex concerns will afford an evening full of engaging conversation. Dr. Tollefsen also teaches as faculty of the Carolina Fellowship.

Refreshments service will begin at 4:15 p.m. and resume after a time of Q&A. Our lecture will begin promptly at 5:00 p.m. ET.

Space is limited. Kindly RSVP to Joel Bowers, regional vice president for CSS–Southeast, at joel@commonsensesociety.org.