🛌 End of Life

Christian ethical discernment on suffering, euthanasia, palliative care, and the value of human life to its natural end, guided by dignity and hope.

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Euthanasia in Spain: Progress or ethical illiteracy?

Leave a Comment / 🏥 Health care, 🛌 End of Life / Samuel Luis Caraballo

🏷️ Description: A new report reveals that more than 1,300 people have died from euthanasia in Spain since its legalization. This has raised concerns about the weakening of moral judgment and the dehumanization of medical care. What does it mean that more than 1,300 people have requested and received euthanasia in Spain in just three years? […]

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Final de la vida, a book on a table next to a bed

The End of Life: The Complexity of the Susana Moreira Case

Leave a Comment / 🛌 End of Life, 🕊️ Theological Bioethics / Samuel Luis Caraballo

A woman with advanced muscular dystrophy in Chile challenges us about dignity, suffering, and the role of the Christian community at the end of life.

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