Abortion and Euthanasia Key Terms
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Clues
- A document that specifies an individuals wishes regarding care and treatment if he or she becomes incapacitated. (6, 4)
- A measure of fulfillment, dependent on individual circumstances. (7, 2, 4)
- A termination of a human life, either with or without their consent, as a way to alleviate pain or remove suffering (10)
- Asks what our design or purpose is as humans. One primary precept is to protect and preserve the innocent which leads to another precept Do not abort. (7, 3)
- being able to make your own choices (4, 13)
- Causing death through withdrawing or withholding treatment (7, 10)
- Life is God given and therefore sacred and should be protected and preserved. (8, 2, 4)
- The moment when the soul enters the body (Christian 40 for a boy, 90 days for a girl) (10)
- The moment when the sperm fertilises the egg. (10)
- When a person requests euthanasia as a plan if they are ever unable to voice their opinion e.g if in a coma. (9, 10)
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