Natural Law: the issues arising from euthanasia
- Created by: gemshort
- Created on: 26-04-18 19:20
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There are two central principles surrounding euthanasia
- Whether or not killing should be allowed under any circumstances
- The value of life in respect of issues such as the sanctity of life, whether for religious, philosophical or moral reasons
A physical end of life can be determined medically, however, for a person in a coma, for example, the issue is problematic and calls into question the definition of life and whether a physical definition even suffices
There are also philosophical questions about quality of life
- Is there a point at which one can conclude that life has lost its value and who should decide this?
There is also the issue of the patient refusing to accept treatment,…
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