Reply to "Suicide and The Humanists among us"

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Originally Posted by lexum:

Wul best it’s certainly not suicide because the person dying is not making the decision.

In my opinion it’s not murder for sure but if you think it’s murder you are entitled to that belief.

I haven't given you my opinion. I'm asking you which it is. Apparently you think it's not suicide or murder if it's a "christian" deciding. The person dying could very well have made the decision. People let their wishes be known all the time. So if they're dying and the family knows they want the plug pulled they are in effect, using your logic, assisting suicide. If the doctor advises they "pull the plug" then again using your logic, it's murder. Both things you don't seem to have a problem with as long as it's christians doing it.

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