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By Wyatt Flicker, Juicy Ecumenism. Both in the United States and the United Kingdom, the topic of “medical aid in dying,” or assisted suicide, has had a strong public resurgence in the last year. Eleven jurisdictions permit the practice...
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Letter to The Times: Sir, Those wishing parliament to change the law on assisted dying out of compassion assume that the actions of the state are always benign, but the widespread and devastating way that professionals including...
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By Amanda Achtman, Public Discourse: Today we might instinctively look at Nazi criteria for death as utterly baseless, but at the time seasoned medical professionals regarded them as reasonable. To have a sense of history is to grasp the...
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by Niall McCrea, TCW: WHAT IS the real purpose of abortion providers such as the British Pregnancy Advisory Service? Given the vast amounts of state funding that come their way, is their primary function to provide safe terminations...
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by Louise Perry, Spectator: […] Before long – perhaps in just a few years – any parent who can afford to will have control over the minutest details of a child’s nature too. The crucial change set to turn our lives upside-down is...
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by Sam Tomlin, Premier Christianity: In a recent conversation with Esther Rantzen, Sir Keir Starmer made it clear that he supported plans to legalise assisted dying in the UK. As a minister and the parent of a child with Autism, Sam...
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