Ärztlich assistierter Suizid I
Ausgabe: 3/2015
61. Jahrgang
Ärztlich assistierter Suizid und christlicher Glaube - Zur Bedeutung religiöser Argumente in der Sterbehilfediskussion
The emphasis on the self-determination in the overcoming of pain and sorrow brings a privatisation of this experience on the way, which restricts the effort of the community. The prohibition of all form of killing and participation at the suicide of patients even initiate a quite concrete medical and nursing dynamics in contrast, which commits itself to the relief in pain and sorrow with all the strength. The theological idea of the feasibility of self-love through transcendence relationship translates through the network of human welfare and communication in the context of the human rights into this maintenance and feasibility of really succeeding self-determination a network, that accompanies and confirms the dying in his dignity.
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