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by Kathleen Stock, UnHerd: Emotive arguments rule our secular age. What counts as a “dignified death”? On Monday, we got an intimation of what one looks like for Guardian readers, as journalist Renate van der Zee wrote about her elderly...
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by Tim Stanley, Telegraph: When we stop believing that life is sacred, we head down the utilitarian path to extinguishing the infirm. Thank you, Matthew Parris! Since Esther Rantzen bravely went public with her stage four cancer, I’ve...
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The Times editorial on Scotland’s assisted dying bill: The proposed legislation has reignited a difficult debate. Proponents must consider and confront the potential dangers for the living. The debate on assisted dying refuses to...
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by Matthew Parris, The Times: (Matthew Parris opens the doors wide to what lies before us – Ed) The argument against it is that pressure will grow on the terminally ill to hasten their own deaths – that’s not a bad thing. The late...
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from The Christian Institute: People in Scotland with a terminal illness could feel pressurised to kill themselves under a new assisted suicide Bill tabled today. The Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill, which was put...
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By Thomas O’Reilly, European Conservative. The defeat of two referenda to remove the word woman from the constitution and alter the legal definition of what constitutes a family under Irish law appears not to have blunted...
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