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…(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…
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…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…
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…Asia and Oceania. ASPAC is a training ground for pro-life leaders and future leaders to be able to efficiently and effectively defend life in their respective countries. The 22nd Asia-Pacific…
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…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.”…
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Anti-euthanasia activists have been pointing out for years that wherever euthanasia is legalized, it is not long before the “strict safeguards” touted by pro-death politicians and activists as protection to…
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…circumstances. Please continue to pray for Roldán, and all those who are suffering, especially those considering euthanasia. Ecuador’s Struggle: Should Euthanasia Be Allowed? Currently, euthanasia is illegal in Ecuador….
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…While the terms euthanasia and assisted suicide are sometimes used interchangeably, it is worth reminding the reader that in cases of euthanasia (voluntary, involuntary, passive, and active euthanasia) the method…
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Intentional euthanasia, whatever its forms or motives, is murder. ― Catechism of the Catholic Church, no. 2324 In the face of the terrible suffering that can be caused by illnesses…
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…successfully been genetically altered to resist smallpox, malaria, and HIV. There is no question whether these technologies are eugenic in nature. Euthanasia The recent push for legal euthanasia, as seen…
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…chance to choose whether they want legalized euthanasia. A recent Slovenian Public Opinion poll showed that 63.5% of over 1,000 respondents said that euthanasia was “acceptable,” while only 17.4% said…
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