Shamefully, 'most permissive' physician-assisted suicide in US is coming
Death is painful, and evil. But avoiding death is not the goal of the Christian life.
The Christian Post
Skip to main contentDeath is painful, and evil. But avoiding death is not the goal of the Christian life.
Illinois has become the latest state to legalize assisted suicide, with supporters cheering the development as a victory for “freedom and choice” and opponents decrying it as “misguided.”
Canada saw a record number of citizens end their lives by assisted suicide, with an official report documenting that over 5% of all deaths in the country were as a result of the controversial procedure.
What’s driving this depression and despair?
Tensions have escalated in Pakistan after a suicide bomber killed 12 people and injured dozens by blowing himself up in the capital, making it the first strike against civilians in the area in more than a decade.
The Catholic Parliamentary Office has reacted with concern to the rejection of a number of proposed safeguards to Scotland’s assisted suicide bill.
Illinois will soon allow doctors to prescribe lethal drugs to terminally ill patients and become the next state to legalize physician-assisted suicide, igniting backlash from faith leaders who warn of a slippery slope toward death on demand.



















