Publication

2004 - Human Life Alliance, Minneapolis, Minnesota

Language

English

Word Count

3,000 words, Guess

Page Count

12 pages

Physical Format

Paperback

Identifiers

Description

Euthanasia - Good Death Euthanasia literally translated from the Greek means "good death." Some call Euthanasia "mercy killing." This supplement examines the history assisted suicide and euthanasia, the facts about it and the experiences and opinions of those most intimately affected by it. YOU need the unvarnished truth in order to make informed decisions about matters of such vital importance. The Hippocratic Oath was written about 400 B.C. It distinguished Hippocratic physicians from their sorcerer and charlatan forebears by the rejection of killing. <a href="http://www.humanlife.org/" rel="nofollow">http://www.humanlife.org/</a>

First Sentence

Euthanasia literally translated from the Greek means "good death." Some who promote euthanasia call it "mercy killing."

Description

Isn't It MY Right to Decide? Must We Always Use Every Medical Treatment? Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide: What in the World is Going On? The MOST Important Life & Health Insurance: Protect Your Health Care Decisions Will a Doctor Refuse to Treat You? The Money Factor Would You Never Want to be “Hooked Up to a Machine?” Man’s Inhumanity to Man CHRONOLOGY OF THE ADVANCE OF IMPOSED DEATH IN AMERICA “Brain Death” When Food and Water are Withheld... The Case of Terri Schiavo: Setting the Public Record Straight Standing Helplessly By A Disability Perspective: Living by “Artificial” Means Persistent Vegetative State" <a href="http://www.humanlife.org/">http://www.humanlife.org/</a>

Subjects

Topics

EuthanasiaBrain Deadend of lifeLiving WillsHospice CareOrgan Donorsright to die

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