A Christian Perspective on Euthanasia

by Joe Fleener on 28 October, 2015

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Let me recommend this for your edification - youtu.be/eUSRsXIqU2M?si=DLbMTgKGdj9JerXoI don’t listen to or watch very many podcasts as I don’t have the time, generally. This one is worth the time.Just a few months ago Sasse resigned from the US Senate announcing he has terminal pancreatic cancer. Sasse is a deeply committed and strongly grounded Christian. This conversation is sobering and powerful as we all live life headed towards death. ... See MoreSee Less

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It’s quite odd seeing an article like this in New Zealand’s mainstream media… the bigger issue with Chapman’s book, written more than 30 years ago, is his ideas are not even Biblical. There have been many Christian pastors and authors who had been saying that since the book was first published. ... See MoreSee Less

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