“It is frighteningly naive to assume that when our guide to medical practice is "doing what the patient wants," we will escape the imposition of the physician's values on the clinical encounter. Personal values can he sequestered in the question… — Arthur J. Dyck Copy Share Image
“For the question as to when killing and being killed are to be practiced and condoned is an abiding question for communities as a… — Arthur J. Dyck Copy Share Image
“Does the kind of thinking that permits assisted suicide provide a moral basis for protecting the preciousness of human life or does it fail… — Arthur J. Dyck Copy Share Image
“At stake then in the debate over assisted suicide is nothing less than a shift away from a moral structure that is at once… — Arthur J. Dyck Copy Share Image
“The central argument of this book is that there is a solid moral and practical basis for the laws against assisted suicide that now… — Arthur J. Dyck Copy Share Image
“It is frighteningly naive to assume that when our guide to medical practice is "doing what the patient wants," we will escape the imposition… — Arthur J. Dyck Copy Share Image
