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An Argument Against Euthanasia

A distinction has been made between passive and active euthanasia in medical doctrines. Active euthanasia is considered as killing, while passive euthanasia is considered as preventing prolonged suffering. In his argument of active and passive euthanasia, James Rachel claims that there is no moral difference between the two and urges doctors to reconsider their views on this matter. I agree with James Rachels' claim that there is no moral distinction between active or passive euthanasia and I will use a deontological approach to argue that: 1) euthanasia, both passive and active, is morally wrong because it disregards our duty to ...

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