Euthanasia

Question 1

The Roman Catholic Church

Answer 1

States that during our last moment God has a special place in his plan for us.

Question 2

Dr Peggy Norris

Answer 2

Argues that if voluntary euthanasia is legalised it may lead to involuntary euthanasia.

Question 3

Christians

Answer 3

Believe we should show love and compassion for those who are terminally ill.

Question 4

Annie Lindsell

Answer 4

Argues that voluntary euthanasia is voluntary - it is at the expressed wish of the patient.

Question 5

Bernard Williams

Answer 5

Argued that legalising euthanasia is a public act and sets a precedent.

Question 6

1961 Suicide Act

Answer 6

Said it is no longer a criminal offence to attempt suicide, so voluntary euthanasia should be allowed.

Question 7

Thomas More

Answer 7

Said that voluntary euthanasia should feature in civilised society. Those who are terminally ill and suffering has the right to end their life.

Question 8

Charles Curran

Answer 8

Said that in the final stages of life, the dying process should not be prolonged unnecessarily.

Question 9

Mary Warnock

Answer 9

Argues people who feel they have lost their dignity should have their wishes respected.