Boardman Lectureship in Christian Ethics
Title
Some Skeptical Thoughts About Active Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide
Document Type
Presentation
Date of this Version
March 1994
Abstract
William May argues for a middle course regarding euthanasia and assisted suicide, rejecting absolutist positions and makes the point that neither life at any cost nor killing to cure a disease serves society or individuals very well. Elsa Ramsden, David Hufford, Neville Strumpf, Albert Stunkard, all participate in a panel discussion after the formal lecture.
Recommended Citation
Suggested Citation
May, William F., "Some Skeptical Thoughts About Active Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide" (1994). Boardman Lectureship in Christian Ethics. Paper 9.
http://repository.upenn.edu/boardman/9
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Date Posted: 17 September 2006
Comments
Boardman Lecture XXXIII. Editor Jane Marie Pinzino.