These beliefs are shared by many believers of the Christian faith along with other religions. Although, some people may personally believe that there are circumstances when quality of a life becomes more important than holiness of life. Spiritual support should be provided to the terminally ill, with hope to help them though the difficult journey that is end of life. Members from both Hinduism and Buddhism believe in compassion and have debated that assisted suicide is an ethically acceptable act in some circumstances as a valid reason to end agony, but these views do not have world wide support among Hindus and Buddhists. Some non-religious people also have similar beliefs based on the view that permitting assisted suicide takes some of the value out of life, let alone have any sort of a right. Although religious beliefs are an important aspect against Physician Assisted Suicide , one must consider that if it becomes legalized, doctors, patients, and their families may be led to give up hope too soon. Others argue that each person is responsible for
These beliefs are shared by many believers of the Christian faith along with other religions. Although, some people may personally believe that there are circumstances when quality of a life becomes more important than holiness of life. Spiritual support should be provided to the terminally ill, with hope to help them though the difficult journey that is end of life. Members from both Hinduism and Buddhism believe in compassion and have debated that assisted suicide is an ethically acceptable act in some circumstances as a valid reason to end agony, but these views do not have world wide support among Hindus and Buddhists. Some non-religious people also have similar beliefs based on the view that permitting assisted suicide takes some of the value out of life, let alone have any sort of a right. Although religious beliefs are an important aspect against Physician Assisted Suicide , one must consider that if it becomes legalized, doctors, patients, and their families may be led to give up hope too soon. Others argue that each person is responsible for