Search Results: Asia and Oceania
…this end, the Asia-Pacific Congress brings together leaders from across the regions of Asia and Oceania to educate participants on bioethical issues, to discuss strategies in how to address these…
Read More…euthanasia and their morality. Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide: Is There a Difference? Euthanasia is sometimes used interchangeably with the term “mercy killing.” Mercy Killing is an act of direct euthanasia…
Read More…a Slippery Slope Voluntary euthanasia is a slippery slope to involuntary euthanasia. Involuntary euthanasia involves killing a person when they either do not consent or are unable to consent (such…
Read More…always-vague promises that euthanasia will enable great advances in medical science to occur. Nazi Euthanasia A primary concern of the Nazis was euthanasia for the purpose of expanding Lebensraum ―…
Read More…tactics, slogans, and anti-life mentality employed by the pro-abortion movement are successfully used by pro-euthanasia activists. We should not be surprised by the similarities since a majority of pro-euthanasia leaders…
Read More…for euthanasia are being killed. However, the CDF noted, even in cases where the patient did request euthanasia (never moral or permissible), the request “is in many cases itself a…
Read More…euthanasia or assisted suicide to “doctor shop.” Although the law requires two doctors to sign off on the euthanasia request, the reality is – as Jocelyn Downie, a pro-euthanasia law…
Read More…(1 Corinthians 10:13). Even if Scripture does not mention euthanasia explicitly, it provides a firm basis for Catholic teaching on euthanasia. The Heart of the Debate: Who Owns Us? The…
Read More…dark side of the pro-euthanasia movement. Like abortion advocates, euthanasia advocates will often tout the “hard cases” – i.e., people with terminal illnesses that tend to lead to significant physical…
Read More…the growing demand for legalized euthanasia and assisted suicide. Many anti-life campaigners believe that they are advocating for legalized euthanasia because they believe in the principles of “freedom” and “autonomy.”…
Read More