Judie Brown
Judie Brown
April 20, 2011Little by little, day by day, attitudes regarding the infirm or the extremely ill creep into our world in an attempt to change it. We hear that people who are suffering terribly have "a right to die" or should "die with dignity." And many expect us to sympathize with people who want to end their lives prematurely. Yet, they don't realize that dignity comes with living the life — the life God intended — to the fullest, and that it's never permissible to end a life. Today's commentary discusses two recent cases that will encourage you to reflect on the dignity of the human person and that will inspire you to exemplify a love for life.
April 20, 2011Little by little, day by day, attitudes regarding the infirm or the extremely ill creep into our world in an attempt to change it. We hear that people who are suffering terribly have "a right to die" or should "die with dignity." And many expect us to sympathize with people who want to end their lives prematurely. Yet, they don't realize that dignity comes with living the life — the life God intended — to the fullest, and that it's never permissible to end a life. Today's commentary discusses two recent cases that will encourage you to reflect on the dignity of the human person and that will inspire you to exemplify a love for life.
