Euthanasia

1. 1In Christian Ethics what factor would be considered the most important?

   1. AQuality of life
   2. BSanctity of life
   3. CSlippery Slope argument
2. 2What is the Sanctity of Life considered to be?

   1. ALife is a gift from God, so only God can decide when to take a life
   2. BThe standard of someones life who wishes to die
   3. CConsidering the implications upon greater organizations, such as the NHS
3. 3What are the types of Euthanasia?

   1. AActive and Voluntary only
   2. BActive, Passive. Voluntary, Non-Voluntary, Involuntary only
   3. CNon- Voluntary and Involuntary only
4. 4In natural law which Primary precept does Euthanasia break?

   1. AProcreation
   2. BKnowledge
   3. CPreservation of life
   4. DSociety
   5. EReasonable conduct
5. 5What is the Slippery Slope argument?

   1. AEuthanasia can cause problems that can lead to more problems creating a domino effect- for example if people feared doctors they wouldn't go to the doctors and more people would get ill.
   2. BWhen the general good is restrained by authority such as the NHS being controlled by the government
6. 6What is the right to life?

   1. AHuman rights that determine when someone has the right to make judgement on their body
   2. BA God given right that means only God can determine your life through the divine plan
   3. CA guarantee for Life to be protected by lawful authority
7. 7Which ethical theory uses the principle of mercy to justify being pro- euthanasia?

   1. AChristian ethics
   2. BUtilitarianism
   3. CNatural Law
   4. DKantian Ethics
8. 8What would kantian ethics believe about euthanasia?

   1. AEvery situation must be considered equally in regards to euthanasia
   2. BKant regards human freedom as important yet it has to be set aside when it comes to assisted suicide, euthanasia is not a duty and will lead to a removed society

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Test sobre Euthanasia , creado por Chloe Myers7626 el 01/05/2015.

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