Tag: euthanasia

How to Argue Against Euthanasia without Resorting to “Because God Doesn’t Like It”

How to Argue Against Euthanasia without Resorting to “Because God Doesn’t Like It”

[ 8 ] October 8, 2012 AD |

While the cultural battle rages most obviously around abortion, another threat to human dignity, euthanasia, has been in the background for decades. And while many will concede that the killing of an innocent child is morally questionable, they might disagree when it comes to euthanasia. After all, isn’t it more compassionate to allow someone to [...]

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Changing “I Can’t” Into Sacred Parenting

Changing “I Can’t” Into Sacred Parenting

[ 13 ] May 14, 2012 AD |

Guest post from a Perinatal Hospice Nurse About a year ago, a well known Protestant pastor had a question posed to him on a radio show. A young mother called in with a heartbreaking problem – her twins were conjoined and she wanted to know if she could end the pregnancy because even if she [...]

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Euthanasia – Define Your Terms

Euthanasia – Define Your Terms

[ 5 ] May 3, 2012 AD |

Guest post from Mr. Jose Trasancos Just ask my wife – I tend to communicate with certain efficiency. I don’t waste words. Euthanasia, ‘mercy killing’, should be counted among the first steps down a ghastly and barbaric road. Human history is replete with examples of where the general mindset leads. Before going any further, let [...]

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Capital Punishment and Mercy Unmoderated

Capital Punishment and Mercy Unmoderated

[ 2 ] May 1, 2012 AD |

The late Russell Kirk may be numbered among my favorite political philosophers. Not everything which he wrote was good, but much of what he did write which was good was excellent [1]. But even among his greater works I find the occasional essay (or chapter) which causes me to cringe. His essay on the death [...]

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