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.
John Smeaton: Euthanasia advocates don’t look past the suffering to see the person, says disabled leader
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ZENIT News: Australia’s Euthanasia Debate
A heated debate is going on in Australia over euthanasia, sparked off by legislative proposals at both federal and state levels brought by the Green party. Read more …
Mercy Notes: Palliative Care & Assisted Suicide
Would you like to know where things stand with palliative care and assisted suicide in the United States? The latest issue of Mercy Notes, from LCMS World Relief and Human
John Smeaton: Money more valuable than human life, says Baroness Warnock
Daniel Blackman, a researcher for the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children, has sent a report on last Tuesday evening’s Intelligence Squared debate on assisted suicide. Read more …
Swiss suicide clinic Dignitas calls for cocktail of drugs to be made available for heartbroken relatives as well
Swiss suicide clinic Dignitas has called for the healthy partners of chronically ill euthanasia patients to be allowed to kill themselves too. Read more …
Vegetative state patients may soon be able to communicate
Researchers from Cambridge University in the UK have been able to communicate with brain-injured patients in “locked states” commonly referred to as persistent vegetative states (PVS). ivomec chien puces They