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100	1		_aDemy, Timothy J, _e1
245	1	0	_aSuicide : _ba Christian response : crucial considerations for choosing life / _cTimothy J. Demy and Gary P. Stewart, editors ; foreword by Carl F.H. Henry. _hPR
260			_aGrand Rapids, Michigan : _bKregel Publications, _c(c)1998.
300			_a490 pages ; _c24 cm.
336			_atext _btxt _2rdacontent
337			_aunmediated _bn _2rdamedia
338			_avolume _bnc _2rdacarrier
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505	0	0	_tShaping euthanasia rights : compassion in Dying volume Washington and Quill volume Vacco _rEdward R. Grant -- _tRoe volume Wade and the euthanasia debate _rJames Bopp Jr. and Richard E. Coleson -- _tBrick walls on the slippery slope : reasonable moderation or unjust discrimination against persons with disabilities? _rDaniel Avila -- _tThe physician-assisted suicide : is it ever justified? _rRobert D. Orr -- _tThe management of cancer pain _rMatthew E. Conolly -- _tSuicide and the right to die (with help) : the cases of Sigmund Freud and JAMA's Debbie _rDavid L. Schiedermayer -- _tA nurse's perspective on euthanasia _rMary Krumholz Clifford -- _tPhilosophical reflections -- _tPhysician-assisted suicide : today, yesterday, and tomorrow _rJohn F. Kilner -- _tThe price of life _rAlister E. McGrath -- _tEuthanasia : an overview _rJohn S. Feinberg -- _tThe morality of suicide : issues and options _rJ.P. Moreland -- _tSuicide and the problem of evil : why bad things cause people to end their lives _rC. Ben Mitchell -- _tChristians and a culture of death : affirming moral accountability in an amoral world _rJ. Daryl Charles -- _tAbsolute autonomy and physician-assisted suicide : putting a bad idea out of its misery _rFrancis J. Beckwith -- _tHomicidal medicine _rJohn M. Dolan -- _tTheological reflections -- _tA theology of death _rDennis P. Hollinger -- _tThe Masada suicides : the making and breaking of a cultural icon _rBarry R. Leventhal -- _tDid early Christians "lust after death"? : a new wrinkle in the doctor-assisted suicide debate _rDarrel W. Amundsen -- _tSome reservations about suicide _rA.A. Howsepian -- _tBiblical reflections -- _tSuicide and the concept of death in the Old Testament _rEugene H. Merrill -- _tDeath, an impetus for life : Ecclesiastes 12 :1-8 _rBarry C. Davis -- _tBut the Bible doesn't say they were wrong to commit suicide, does it? _rDonal P. O'Mathuna -- _tA "wisdom" perspective on advocacy for the suicidal _rJames S. Reitman -- _tDid Paul condone suicide? : implications for assisted suicide and active euthanasia _rDonal P. O'Mathuna -- _tThe Good Samaritan and the euthanasia debate _rH. Wayne House -- _tPastoral and personal reflections -- _tSuicide's companion : a trail of tears _rGary P. Stewart -- _tPastoral reflections on adolescent suicide _rJeffrey A. Watson -- _tPastoral reflections on suicide and the local church : humanity against itself _rFred C. Chay -- _tPastoral reflections on the suicide of a family member _rCharles Ballard -- _tBringing the Grace of God to victims of suicide _rGary P. Weeden -- _tPastoral reflections on suicide intervention _rTimothy C. Tatum -- _tDecision making and Dad _rJoni Eareckson Tada -- _tPersonal reflections on the death of a teenage friend _rStan R. Kellner -- _tConfidence betrayed : personal reflections on the suicide of a friend and mentor _rJohn D. Hannah.
520	0		_aThe questions raised in this volume are not simple, yet they are crucial to the future of our society. As author and advocate for the handicapped, Joni Eareckson Tada observes that there is a discernible disintegration of a "helping" society already taking place: "Euthanasia is now seen as a cure-all to societal problems such as rising public health-care costs and limited facility space for elderly and debilitated people. It's easier to kill than cure, or even care. Society is now assigning no positive value to suffering and is becoming more oriented toward a culture of comfort."
530			_a2
650		0	_aSuicide _xMoral and ethical aspects.
650		0	_aSuicide _xReligious aspects _xChristianity.
650		0	_aEuthanasia _xMoral and ethical aspects.
650		0	_aEuthanasia _xReligious aspects _xChristianity.
700	1		_aStewart, Gary
700	1		_q(Gary P.)
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902			_a1 _bCynthia Snell _c1 _dCynthia Snell