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Part I: Defending the Right to Die with Honor, Dignity and Peace

One of the most fundamental reasons to support the right to die is the principle of personal autonomy. Mature adults ought to have the authority to make decisions about their own lives, including the choice to end that life if … Continue reading

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Part II: Exploring Methods for an Autonomous End of Life

Now let’s explore what it may look like for people to actually depart with honor, dignity, and peace—particularly for healthy and competent persons who are resolved to take leave. By justice, liberty, and human dignity, such individuals ought to have … Continue reading

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The Freedom To Say Goodbye: Rethinking The Right To Die

Let’s begin with an inconvenient question: What if the right to live doesn’t mean the obligation to stay alive? It’s a simple question, yet one that touches on the core of many of our deepest fears, values, and assumptions. Most … Continue reading

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