Do the Terminally Ill Have a Right to Die?

Do the Terminally Ill Have a Right to Die?

With names like Dr. Jack Kevorkian and Terri Schiavo making international headlines during the past few years, the complicated subject of euthanasia remains on everyone's mind. But when considering the plight of the terminally ill and their potential suffering, is "pulling the plug" a matter of dying with dignity or tragically playing God?

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Killing is not appropriate. In fact, the direct killing of an innocent person is never acceptable in a civilized society. Yet this is precisely what right to die advocates want to do under cover of law and with the agreement of the general population. The agenda embraced by advocates of the “right to die” speaks for itself.

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