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…in Pontiac, Michigan, was educated at the University of Michigan School of Medicine with a specialty in Pathology. What he learned at school, prompted him to be a big Euthanasia proponent. He has written several essays and articles such as “The Last Fearsome…

…Same-Sex Marriages: 'I Do or Don't?'         There are issues brewing all the time that catch somebody's eye at one time or another. Issues such as abortion, single-parent families, the homeless, AIDS, politics, euthanasia, and same- sex…

…these animals, but the volume of pets entering shelters greatly outnumbers the families looking to adopt. Euthanasia protects the unwanted ones from the pain of a life without companionship. A better solution is to limit the number of animals being born until…

…, controversial moral issues such as abortion, animal rights, and euthanasia. For instance, the field of business ethics commonly arises in the business world. These include the social responsibilities of capitalist, the moral status of corporate entities, deceptive…

…it be said incidentally, things are by no means regarded from a height. It is said there, for instance, with an application to sexuality: ‘If the eye offend thee, pluck it out” Consider the concept of euthanasia, the first instinct you have is that you are killing…

…, not the underlying illness. 4) If we begin withholding such care from the dying, we are denying their humanity. This may represent the beginning of the slippery slope toward active euthanasia.2 Consequently, the first point of debate would be whether…

…. This was the Euthanasia program. It contained all the elements required for a mass murder. That mass murder accured during World War two. In 1940, Germany forces continued their conquest through Europe. Easily defeating Denmark, Norway, Holland, Belgium, Luxembourg…

…. In recent years, the Catholic Church has become politically active and more vociferous concerning its views on moral issues such as war, abortion, and euthanasia. It is my feeling that many Catholics are searching for sects that will allow them to retain…

…to stay in peaceful terms and opposed only certain laws, like removing crosses from classrooms or euthanasia of the mentally-ill. The Church did have some power, as we can see from them having a say in new laws, but sadly it wasn't enough to mantle 'real…

…it and allowing the patient to choose at what point they wish to die and taking the drugs at that time. The debate about the appropriateness of legalizing euthanasia raises a number of both ethical and legal questions, from how to assess the competency of those…