Hal G.P. Colebatch: Euthanasia, PG-13
As both a science-fiction author and teacher of political science, I have read a good deal of dystopian literature and political horror-stories about the future as nightmare, not to mention
Dave Andrusko: “Baby Joseph”: A Lovely Video
A quick update on “Baby Joseph” Maraachli, the critically ill infant who was at the center an intense legal battle sparked by the decision of physicians at London Health Sciences
Assisted Suicide Ex-Proponent, Dr. Diane Meier, Speaks Wisdom
Dr. Diane Meier was once a vocal proponent of assisted suicide. She is one of the nation’s top palliative care experts–along with Dr. Kathleen Foley. Here are her credentials: she
Bobby Schindler: Killing More Than Just the Patient
I recently read an article in the London Free Press (March 22nd) about the highly publicized Joseph Maraachli situation titled, Baby Joseph Case Becomes Political Issue in U.S. As the
Useful? Useless? – Who Decides?
Happy Philemon and Onesimus Day! February 15 is their day on the Church Year calendar. Perhaps you can eat a left over chocolate in their honor! In his letter to
John Smeaton: Abortion is the Euthanasia Lobby’s Road Map
This is not the first time that the pro-death lobby has argued for assisted suicide using a comparison with the Abortion Act. Read more …
Wesley J. Smith: Kevorkian Demonstrates That Killing Can be a Path to Fame and Fortune
I try not to get into personalities here. But Jack Kevorkian is an icon of all that I see going wrong with our culture. The man was not–and is not–about
Chuck Colson: Sneaky Consultation – A Bad First Step
When it comes to health care, the administration has heard the voice of the people. And it couldn’t care less. arabic casino Read more …
Belgium euthanasia: Study finds that nearly half of all euthanasia deaths unreported.
A study that was recently published in the British Medical Journal found that nearly half of all euthanasia deaths in the Flanders region of Belgium were not reported. Read more
Judie Brown: Economics of Life-Taking … When Isn’t It Murder?
There was a time when it would never have occurred to simple folk that murder would become a recommended solution to budgetary woes—both at a national and a state level.