Once again, for billions of people, this is one of the most dignified moments in all of human history
believe human life inherently has value, and should not be intentionally ended outside of some very specific circumstances (i.e. self defense, capital punishment, etc.).
Would it help you if the government defines the crime of wanting euthanasia as consisting of
a) Wanting euthanasia and
b) being terminally ill and satisfying any other ethical requirements you can think someone should have before administering it
as a capital crime punishable by death by euthanasia? We could ordain doctors as special judges that can convict someone of this particular crime.
By the way, do you worship Jesus Christ or your government? You pay lip service to Jesus but seem to be more into Pontius Pilate and his men. Saints don't defend themselves, the soldiers that crucified Jesus as capital punishment do.
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Would it help you if the government defines the crime of wanting euthanasia as consisting of
a) Wanting euthanasia and
b) being terminally ill and satisfying any other ethical requirements you can think someone should have before administering it
as a capital crime punishable by death by euthanasia? We could ordain doctors as special judges that can convict someone of this particular crime.
By the way, do you worship Jesus Christ or your government? You pay lip service to Jesus but seem to be more into Pontius Pilate and his men. Saints don't defend themselves, the soldiers that crucified Jesus as capital punishment do.
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