Everybody Wants to Go to Heaven But Nobody Wants to Die

An insightful and balanced exploration of bioethics and American healthcare, this audiobook examines the profound cultural and ethical changes over the past 60 years driven by medical advances. Authors Amy Gutmann and Jonathan D. Moreno analyze how debates over life-extending technologies, healthcare costs, and moral choices have shaped the modern medical landscape, prompting important questions about fairness, individual rights, and societal priorities. Through compelling examples and historical context, the work highlights the complexities and tensions inherent in American healthcare’s evolution.