Quote Originally Posted by RandBlade View Post
If there's actual personal relationships involved then yes that is different. That's not what started this conversation though which is "moral" or "religious" beliefs.

Being a serial killer goes against my morals but that doesn't give me an opt-out if I'm a medic. Being related to a victim is of course different.
I don't see why. The Hippocratic oath doesn't say, "All this applies unless you have a personal relationship with the person." If a doctor wanted to not perform a female genital mutilation on a willing woman because it violated his or her moral or religious beliefs, you believe that doctor would be violating the Hippocratic oath?