What is the sanctity of life

The idea that life is only considered worthwhile if you possess certain attributes

The duty to end someones life if they are unable to decide for themselves

What was Mills argument from the utilitarianism approach to euthanasia?

That the greatest good of the greatest number only applies if humans have the free will

That Rule utilitarianism is against euthanasia

failing to prevent the death of a person

acting deliberately to bring about death of the person

the intentional ending of a persons life at their request or with their consent

the intentional ending of a persons life at their request

Where a person can no longer make the decision for themselves so someone else makes the judgment for them

Quiz

Abbie Millward 5 questions

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1What is the sanctity of life
1. AThe idea that life is only considered worthwhile if you possess certain attributes
2. BThe sacredness of human life
3. CThe duty to end someones life if they are unable to decide for themselves
2Which precept does Euthanasia go against within the natural law approach
1. AEducating the young
2. BPreservation of life
3. Creproduction
4. Dworship of god
3What was Mills argument from the utilitarianism approach to euthanasia?
1. AThat the greatest good of the greatest number only applies if humans have the free will
2. BThat Rule utilitarianism is against euthanasia
4What is passive euthanasia?
1. Aacting deliberately to bring about death of the person
2. Bthe intentional ending of a persons life at their request or with their consent
3. Cfailing to prevent the death of a person
5What is voluntary euthanasia
1. AWhere a person can no longer make the decision for themselves so someone else makes the judgment for them
2. Bthe intentional ending of a persons life at their request