Title: A Brief History of Euthanasia
Headings: A Brief History of Euthanasia
A Brief History of Euthanasia
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Content: As fundamentalism grew in America, skepticism flourished in a post war Europe. [ 25] It was not until the nineteen-sixties that euthanasia became a polarizing subject. At this time, euthanasia gained global support from foreign and diverse medical organizations. [ 26] Towards the close of the century the church’s influence grew and Christians fought against the legalization of euthanasia. Out of this turmoil the ‘Right to Life’ movement was born. Since this time, views of euthanasia have remained consistently divided, both in and outside of the church. Some people condemn the practice as a form of homicide, for the practitioner, and a form of suicide for the recipient; while others argue that one has an inherent right to end their life if they so choose by euthanasia. It is into this complex historical landscape that our generation finds itself. In order to better