assisted suicide

The next class meeting will be next Sunday, May 3, on Zoom.

Last time, we began by analyzing a collection of news articles relating to terminal illness, end of life predictions, and euthanasia / PAS. These included documentation of real-life examples of victims of legalized euthanasia / assisted suicide. Plus, doctors aren't even always correct in their predictions about how long a terminally ill person will live. And untreated pain or depression is often behind requests for euthanasia. Please see the Resources section for links to several of these articles.

The articles we discussed in class:

1. When doctors steal hope
2. PWP Founder Dick Jackson, In Loving Memory, 5-26-37 to 3-15-12
3. Dutch doctor cleared despite euthanising patient against her will

The next class meeting will be next Sunday, April 26, on Zoom.

Last time, we began by briefly considering the article assigned for homework: "After Birth Abortion." This article argues that, logically, there is no difference between the value of an infant before and after birth. So far so ...

If you missed the class and want to catch up:

• The class recording is now up! Please see your email for the link.
• (Optional) Read pp. 61-73 (p 20-32 in the PDF) in "Ethics & Justice: Chp 4."

Homework:

• Read Archbishop Sample's brief statement on assisted ...

Our next class will be Sunday, January 5.
(No class the next two weeks. Enjoy your Christmas break!)

Last time:
We began with a brief discussion of the question the students were asked to consider for last time's homework.

We then continued to the main topic, Truth -- what it ...

If you missed class or want to review:

• Please print the class handouts that I emailed.
• Read the article: "Truth and Ice Cream" by Trent Horn
• The definitions of key terms at PCS116, Book2, Chapter 1: Truth will help you fill in the Truth Notes handout.
• Respond to the pro-euthanasia ...