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James Rachels and the Active Euthanasia Debate

James Rachels and the Active Euthanasia Debate

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  • J. P. Moreland

Is there a moral distinction to be made between active and passive euthanasia? Moreland wants to argue against mercy killing and assisted suicide in particular as it is expressed by James Rachels.

Source: Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, 1988. 10 pages.

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