(from a friend)
do not know how you think, but I do Skif be a citizen of a country where there is no legislation on the rights of morienti, and where the matter is left to the diktat of Vatika ..
I think it is unworthy what's going on .. I think in this case the "defense of life" and act "according to nature" would be imposed from the beginning, 17 years ago, let alone the poor body, leaving it die. The aggressive treatment of these 17 years was an insult to life itself. A person should have the right to die in peace, and also to decide whether and how to die.
The attitude of Catholics seems to me a kind of fetishism of the vegetative body, a fetish and twisted idiot masquerading as opinion spiritual. Our company has removed the death, has taken away the dignity and meaning in exactly the same way that he has taken to nature and life. What is the point forcibly keep a car attached to a person reduced to cause irreparable damage to plant for 17 years, postponing the death year after year? Would not it be more logical to let nature take its course and allow that body to its fate? The Church's approach to euthanasia is legalized paradoxically instances more materialistic and hostile to the nature of our society. Amen
do not know how you think, but I do Skif be a citizen of a country where there is no legislation on the rights of morienti, and where the matter is left to the diktat of Vatika ..
I think it is unworthy what's going on .. I think in this case the "defense of life" and act "according to nature" would be imposed from the beginning, 17 years ago, let alone the poor body, leaving it die. The aggressive treatment of these 17 years was an insult to life itself. A person should have the right to die in peace, and also to decide whether and how to die.
The attitude of Catholics seems to me a kind of fetishism of the vegetative body, a fetish and twisted idiot masquerading as opinion spiritual. Our company has removed the death, has taken away the dignity and meaning in exactly the same way that he has taken to nature and life. What is the point forcibly keep a car attached to a person reduced to cause irreparable damage to plant for 17 years, postponing the death year after year? Would not it be more logical to let nature take its course and allow that body to its fate? The Church's approach to euthanasia is legalized paradoxically instances more materialistic and hostile to the nature of our society. Amen
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