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Euthanasia & Assisted Dying Radio Interview - Podcast

Added 21 March 2009

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Is euthanasia a merciful option in cases of extreme suffering?

What is the legal definition of 'death'?

What's the difference between assisted death and euthanasia?

How does the Christian faith view this contentious issue?

In a month where euthanasia has been given extensive coverage again in parts of the British media, Mal Fletcher speaks with Trans World Radio on these and other questions.

The listen/download the podcast, click here.

(Watch the Edges TV programme on Euthanasia, at www.edges.tv.)

Keywords: euthanasia | mercy killing | assisted suicide | assisted death | assisted dying | trans world radio | twr radio |

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