Euthanasia is becoming a popular controversial topic in today’s society. Some people view it as a personal choice, while others may think it is morally wrong. Dating back several decades, euthanasia has always been present, however today we must address the controversy of it. Euthanasia is not only a moral question, but it is also a question of legality.
The course of action is when a person’s pain cannot be controlled even with the best care, or when a person has lost all independence and control over the body. (Euthanasia Relieves Suffering) “Over 90% of people with terminal illness will endure their situation, but between 5-10% find it intolerable and request euthanasia.” (Euthanasia Relieves Suffering) Some think euthanasia is the only compassionate way to deal with the suffering. Euthanasia is just an easy way out from the suffering.
Beginning back in 1935, Euthanasia was active and began in the year 1935 and in the United States in 1938. (World of Health) In 1995 Australia’s Northern Territory legalized euthanasia, but the law was soon over turned in 1997. (World of Health) Couples of years later in 2001 euthanansia were legalized in …show more content…
People who are deep in faith will think there in no fear in death. Also we are human and are anxious about the circumstances of the future. As Catholics believe euthanasia is morally wrong because it is referred as ‘destruction of life’. (Euthanasia Violates Christian Beliefs) Also Catholics think it opens doors to other potential crimes against life. (Euthanasia Violates Christian Beliefs) They believe that there is another moral way to relieve pain. Life is a gift from God and as son and daughters we should cherish our lives on the earth while it last. When it is time for us to leave this world, it is fitting that we would all want to die in a way of meaning. Morally euthanasia is wrong and unnecessary because there are other ways to relieve pain in acceptable
The course of action is when a person’s pain cannot be controlled even with the best care, or when a person has lost all independence and control over the body. (Euthanasia Relieves Suffering) “Over 90% of people with terminal illness will endure their situation, but between 5-10% find it intolerable and request euthanasia.” (Euthanasia Relieves Suffering) Some think euthanasia is the only compassionate way to deal with the suffering. Euthanasia is just an easy way out from the suffering.
Beginning back in 1935, Euthanasia was active and began in the year 1935 and in the United States in 1938. (World of Health) In 1995 Australia’s Northern Territory legalized euthanasia, but the law was soon over turned in 1997. (World of Health) Couples of years later in 2001 euthanansia were legalized in …show more content…
People who are deep in faith will think there in no fear in death. Also we are human and are anxious about the circumstances of the future. As Catholics believe euthanasia is morally wrong because it is referred as ‘destruction of life’. (Euthanasia Violates Christian Beliefs) Also Catholics think it opens doors to other potential crimes against life. (Euthanasia Violates Christian Beliefs) They believe that there is another moral way to relieve pain. Life is a gift from God and as son and daughters we should cherish our lives on the earth while it last. When it is time for us to leave this world, it is fitting that we would all want to die in a way of meaning. Morally euthanasia is wrong and unnecessary because there are other ways to relieve pain in acceptable