Why We Shouldn T Euthanasia Be Legalized
There are many reasons in which euthanasia should not be legalized. (1)The act of this "right to die" is against the word and will of God because the right to decide belongs to God as every human being is the creation of God. To kill oneself or by others actually denies God's control over our lives. No one can clearly prove and ascertain that God exist. There is no evidence of the truth of God and the meaning of God's beliefs on life. (2)Many religious beliefs and culture are also against killings. Religious people also believe that suffering brings value to people as arranged by God. Non religious people also believe in this value as they feel that this will present a chance for them to mould themselves. Murder and killing are done against the victim's will, but in this case, this is consented by the
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We should not based on personal beliefs and remote cases to prevent others the chance of choosing the rights to their own life. (9)Abuse of euthanasia after legalizing it, is unable to be fully controlled by the law. It is possible to fully control the law, only that it is difficult. Proper monitoring of legislations and loopholes in the regulations will aim to lessen such effects. Furthermore, proper education, on euthanasia, can be given to people (10)Euthanasia might reduce the commitment to save lives, discouraging the search for new cures and treatments for the terminally ill. People might also use it as a cheaper alternative to treat the terminally ill. We should not discount the ethical standards of the medical field. Many people who are in the profession of life saving do try their utmost efforts to treat and save patients. (11) The effects of legalizing euthanasia might lead to the "slippery slope" argument that many people had pointed out as it might serve as a platform to lead to further damages such as immoral acts of doctors and criminal actions. Anything can happen in this world, even the slightest decision can deemed to have
We should not based on personal beliefs and remote cases to prevent others the chance of choosing the rights to their own life. (9)Abuse of euthanasia after legalizing it, is unable to be fully controlled by the law. It is possible to fully control the law, only that it is difficult. Proper monitoring of legislations and loopholes in the regulations will aim to lessen such effects. Furthermore, proper education, on euthanasia, can be given to people (10)Euthanasia might reduce the commitment to save lives, discouraging the search for new cures and treatments for the terminally ill. People might also use it as a cheaper alternative to treat the terminally ill. We should not discount the ethical standards of the medical field. Many people who are in the profession of life saving do try their utmost efforts to treat and save patients. (11) The effects of legalizing euthanasia might lead to the "slippery slope" argument that many people had pointed out as it might serve as a platform to lead to further damages such as immoral acts of doctors and criminal actions. Anything can happen in this world, even the slightest decision can deemed to have