Starter for 5! What is passive euthanasia?

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Starter for 5! What is passive euthanasia? What is voluntary euthanasia? What is a quote against abortion? Give one Muslim belief about the Day of Judgement. What does the quote ‘love your neighbour as yourself’ mean?

Starter for 5! What is passive euthanasia? Where treatment is withdrawn from the patient, e.g. life support machine, or in the case of Tony Bland, food and water. What is voluntary euthanasia? When a person asks a doctor to end their life – it is their choice. What is a quote against abortion? E.g. thou shall not kill, be fruitful and multiply, before I formed you in the womb I knew you, if anyone kills a person it is as if the have killed all of mankind, do not kill your children for fear of poverty – we shall provide for them and for you. Give one Muslim belief about the Day of Judgement. God will judge humans on their actions, the angel Israfil will blow a trumpet to announce the world will be destroyed, people will be given new bodies, the book of their life will be handed to people for them to read out, if the book of life is given in the right hand they will go to heaven/paradise but if it is given in the left they will go to hell. What does the quote ‘love your neighbour as yourself’ mean? It is a key teaching of Jesus which says we should show agape, compassionate love to everyone – i.e. we should try to relieve people of their suffering.

Euthanasia Part 2 Learning Objective: To evaluate the question: Should euthanasia be legal in the United Kingdom? I can give my opinion on the right to die. I can evaluate whether hospices are a better alternative to euthanasia. I can explore in detail the case study of Tony Nicklinson.

We want to know what you think on whether human have a right to die… What do you think? We want to know what you think on whether human have a right to die… Keywords: Sanctity of Life: Human life is sacred because it is God given. God gives life, so only God can take life away. Quality of Life: The ability to be independent, make your own choices, achieve your full potential and enjoy life.

Euthanasia Part 2 Learning Objective: To evaluate the question: Should euthanasia be legal in the United Kingdom? I can give my opinion on the right to die. I can explore in detail the case study of Tony Nicklinson. I can evaluate whether hospices are a better alternative to euthanasia.

Tony Nicklinson We are going to watch a documentary on Tony Nicklinson who suffered from Locked In Syndrome. He fought for the right for someone to help him end his own life. As you are watching, write down any arguments for and against euthanasia that you hear. http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xrv1d0_let-our-dad-die-dispatches-s26e07_shortfilms

Euthanasia Part 2 Learning Objective: To evaluate the question: Should euthanasia be legal in the United Kingdom? I can give my opinion on the right to die. I can explore in detail the case study of Tony Nicklinson. I can evaluate whether hospices are a better alternative to euthanasia.

What is the alternative? Keyword: Hospices Hospices are special places for people to go to die with dignity. Are hospices a better alternative to euthanasia? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z19GghZNmy4

Euthanasia Part 2 Learning Objective: To evaluate the question: Should euthanasia be legal in the United Kingdom? I can give my opinion on the right to die. I can explore in detail the case study of Tony Nicklinson. I can evaluate whether hospices are a better alternative to euthanasia.