ZackF
Puritan Board Professor
Yes. Categories of illness are gradually expanding to include more in these various “medical” death protocols. The babies killed are getting older while the aged being killed are getting younger and healthier.It stunned me too.
I'm looking at this and thinking, how many possible pre-birth medical advances could have been made if we as a society held all life as precious? Our society has incentive to stay planted at its current level of care and not move forward.
Likewise, there is going to be less and less incentive to advance in life-extending or life-enhancing medical developments, because this is an easy cop-out.
If low birth rates in the developed world were not enough, we've found a "kind" way to curb the current population.
And we know this will not favor the disadvantaged; or shall we say, "the weaker species." Maybe someone out there is thinking by "assisted" "suicide" we can finally realize the Ubermensch.
Secularism is a culture that loves death. Truly tragic. This is what happens when man does not self-identify as the image of God.