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The Ethics of Assisted Dying
This chapter explores the intricate moral and legal debates surrounding assisted dying, focusing on the implications of personal beliefs and religious perspectives. The speaker addresses concerns about autonomy, the distinction between killing and letting die, and the complexities of defining suffering in the context of healthcare. Additionally, the discussion highlights the potential for abuse, the need for safeguards, and the role of faith in shaping ethical considerations regarding end-of-life choices.