Bioethics from the perspective of non-Abrahamic religions

Today, the new developments in biology, poses new ethical challenges in front of the various religions and considering them is one of the basic needs. To solve these problems, international dialogs are needed. In this regard, comparative study of religions is not limited only to the extent of interpretation and hadith and jurisprudence and theology and in this regard adopting the studies in laws, economy, sociology and psychology has a great importance. Answering the present ethical equivocations on the basis of the common language of belief will reduce most of the conflicts in the area of ethical decision making. Other non- Abrahamic religions are spread in the vast geography of the world and they mainly include Iranian, Hindu and Chinese religions. Reviewing the basics of bioethical in religions and to study the joint points and separate points of them to create the opportunity of ethical dialog is an unavoidable need.