Embracing Limitations: The Ethics of Infertility and Technology

This chapter examines the complex relationship between human existence, infertility, and the ethical implications of reproductive technologies like in vitro fertilization. It critiques the medical framing of childlessness, advocating for a perspective that respects the nuances of suffering while intertwining hope with theological insights. Furthermore, the discussion touches on future advancements in reproductive medicine and the potential transformations in the concept of parenthood, raising critical questions about the implications of transcending biological limits.