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what does euthanasia mean ?
painless
killing of a person
active euthanasia
when active steps are taken to end someone’s life e.g.
lethal injection
passive euthanasia
doctors stop providing treatment e.g. turning off a
life support machine
voluntary euthanasia
when a person asks a
doctor
to end their own life
involuntary euthanasia
when a person is able to
provide consent
but does not
non voluntary
euthanasia
when the person is too ill to request to die
arguments for euthanasia
if it is the most
loving
and
compassionate
thing to do
”
love your neighbour“
“ blessed are the
merciful”
god has given people
free will
so they have the right to decide
arguments against euthanasia
life is sacred
so only god has the right to take it away
goes against the
sanctity of life
goes against the commandment “ thou shall not kill”
we cannot
play god
and decide when people die