Essay: Christian responses and perspectives on euthanasia and assisted suicide
‘We are most ourselves not when we seek to direct and control our destiny, but when we recognize and admit that our life is grounded in and sustained by God’
Tag: assisted suicide
Essay: Care of the dying – palliative care and legal frameworks
The drive to legalise euthanasia is not based on compassion for those suffering but a concern for autonomy
Essay: Historical perspectives on euthanasia and assisted suicide
“If you don’t know where you are going, it’s sometimes helpful to know where you have been…” — William Temple
Lecture: Ethical dilemmas in end-of-life care
So many of us are afraid of death, and this fear seems to drive so much of the debate around dying
Talk: Do we have a right to die? How the church can respond to the campaign for euthanasia
For many Christians assisted suicide seems like a compassionate choice