Americans Remain Divided As More States Legalize Assisted Suicide

In the most recent Lifeway Research study, the youngest and oldest Americans are among the most likely to support physician-assisted suicide. Those 18-34 (56 percent) and 65 or older (54 percent) are more likely than those 50-64 (45 percent) to see the practice as morally acceptable. Men are also more likely to agree than women (54 percent vs. 49 percent).

Catholicism, Christianity, Health, News, North America, Politics, protestants, Religion, Science, Society, Analysis, IslamAaron EarlsSeptember 15, 2025Aaron earls, Aaron Earls, Christianity, news, religion, health, politics, science, Secondary feature, morality, ethics, analysis, politics and religion, Islam, assisted suicide, suicideComment

Fighting for life as Britain’s ‘death culture’ takes hold

(COMMENTARY) One week after Britain’s leading anti-euthanasia activist Peter Saunders stepped down from his charity, the Royal College of Physicians and British Medical Association published new guidelines permitting its members to remove food and fluids from brain-damaged patients without the need of a judge’s permission.

Health, Science, Opinion, EuropeDr. Jenny TaylorFebruary 21, 2019Peter Saunders, Dr. Jenny Taylor, assisted suicide, assisted dying, suicide, euthanasia, Care not Killing, Marris Bill, Dignity in Dying, Jenny Taylor, Christianity, anti-euthanasia

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