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| In the case analysis, beneficence stands out as the most important principle. Every choice the family made was taken with the best interests of James’ recovery in mind. They are Christians, so they believe that if anyone can be cured, then their child can, too. Because they have been praying for solutions and healing for James, it would be unfair to hold them responsible for his predicament. Having their child live a typical life was a priority for them, and they knew prayer might help. The practice of beneficence involves taking appropriate and effective action to improve the lives of the persons in your charge. Therefore, the parents intended to act responsibly. The parents took their child to the emergency room before turning to prayer. Given that the pastor had previously cured someone of a stroke, the parents had good reason to believe that God could help their son. Because they cared about James so much, they promised the doctor they would return if prayer did not help and James’ health worsened. They demonstrated their noble intentions through their actions, as they might have avoided medical attention for James and decided to keep him at home if they had other intentions. |
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