

Assisted Dying Bill Passes: How Did We Get Here? || SLP552
Nov 30, 2024
Kim Ledbetter, who proposed the terminally ill adults end-of-life bill in Parliament, engages in a thought-provoking discussion with Danny Kruger and Tim Farron, both of whom spoke against it. They delve into the ethical dilemmas of assisted dying, emphasizing the risks of coercion and the need for improved palliative care. The conversation highlights personal narratives, contrasting autonomy with compassion, and urges reflection on societal responsibilities towards the vulnerable in their final days.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Navigating the Assisted Dying Debate
02:21 • 18min
The Ethics of Assisted Dying
20:35 • 11min
The Ethics of Complicity in Assisted Dying
31:37 • 2min
Controversies of Assisted Dying Legislation
33:32 • 15min
Debating Assisted Dying: Ethics and Implications
48:29 • 21min
The Ethics of Assisted Dying: Compassion vs. Choice
01:09:13 • 3min
Embracing the Unplanned: Lessons from Mary and Modern Life
01:12:01 • 2min
Embracing Life and Surrendering Control During the Christmas Season
01:13:58 • 6min
Exploring Christianity: Community, Engagement, and Growth
01:19:39 • 2min