The End of Life Option Act is indeed a topic of great controversy for many professions and people in general throughout our society and others across the world. Physician-assisted suicide laws are especially controversial for people who are highly religious, as you mentioned. Research suggests that liberal Protestants, Jews, and those with no religious affiliations are typically supportive of physician-assisted suicide, while conservative Protestants and Catholics tend to be greatly opposed (as cited in Burdette, Hill, & Moulton, 2005). Along the same lines, I also found it interesting that conservative Protestant and Catholics are generally resistant toward the termination of treatment in the event of an incurable disease (as cited in Burdette,
