I can't help noticing that many today appear to both support:
1) The legal arguments of anti-death penalty advocates, that all available ways of putting someone to death are necessarily disproportionately painful or cruel.
2) That euthanasia allows people to end their own lives in a dignified, more-or-less painless way.
Every time somebody advocates the blessings of euthanasia clinics, I think we should say "great, since they provide a dignified and painless death, countries can use their methods to apply the death penalty!" and wait for the reaction.
Having on read the URL... Thank Lord I am out of this church. To think that for 10 long years I defended her indefensible doctrines from Protestants seems incredible to me now.
I can't help noticing that many today appear to both support:
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2) That euthanasia allows people to end their own lives in a dignified, more-or-less painless way.
Every time somebody advocates the blessings of euthanasia clinics, I think we should say "great, since they provide a dignified and painless death, countries can use their methods to apply the death penalty!" and wait for the reaction.
Having on read the URL... Thank Lord I am out of this church. To think that for 10 long years I defended her indefensible doctrines from Protestants seems incredible to me now.
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