No, mercy killing or assisted suicide are not accepted by the Catholic Church. God alone determines when we are to die.
No it is not as the country is very Catholic.
If you were raised as a Catholic, confirmed as a Catholic and accepted the truths taught by Catholicism and then denied all that and joined a different Church, you are considered as having committed apostasy. The Church teaches that your soul could be spending eternity in a very hot place. God will have much more mercy on those who were raised as Protestants and who died as Protestants and were never exposed to the truths of Catholicism.
Plastic bag suffocation is a great example of mercy killing.
Yes mercy killing is another way of saying euthanasia.
Mercy Medical Center in Baltimore, Maryland associates itself with the Catholic Church. Even though it associates with a specific religious denomination, it accepts patients of all faiths.
There is no difference, "Euthanasia" is just the Greek word of mercy killing!
Mercy killing, also known as euthanasia, should be legal because it allows individuals who are suffering from terminal illnesses or in unbearable pain to have a dignified and peaceful death if they choose to end their own lives. Legalizing mercy killing also respects individual autonomy and the right to die with dignity.
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There is no difference, "Euthanasia" is just the Greek word of mercy killing!
Yes, you may attend Mercy College if you are not Catholic.
Roman Catholic AnswerRich people achieve salvation the same way as anyone, through cooperation with the love and mercy of Our Blessed Lord.
No