"Amish Christians" is a redundancy. To be Amish is to be a Christian.
Euthanasia is a terrible thing to deal with. I was against euthanasia for my parents. One grandmother suffered terribly with colon cancer, and I felt like her doctor was prolonging her death, instead of prolonging her life. She remained lucid, though, and chose to kick and fight every inch of the way, as was her right. My grandfather on the other side of the family chose not to have chemotherapy or radiotherapy for his cancer of the jaw. (He chewed tobacco for many years.) He suffered for less than 24 hours at the end and lived alone, in his home, until the end.
Many Christians, including many Amish, find euthanasia abhorrent. Many other Christians, including some Amish, find extreme measures repulsive. I wouldn't have "pulled the plug" on either of me parents, but the day will come soon when it's time for me to go - and I've told my family that when it's time, I don't want to stick around, a zombie attached to a nice piece of technology.
Christians are strongly against euthanasia. They believe that only God can take away one's life. For Hindus, they believe that euthanasia will damage the karma of both doctor and patient.
Because they believe that only God has the right to take away someones life
The Amish are Christians. They do not worship Satan.
No. The Amish, like most Christians, reject the practice of polygamy.
Most doctors are against euthanasia.
Many Christians believe that a person's life is a gift from God, and therefore only God has the right to take life away from a person. Therefore situations where human life is taken by a person and not in natural course by God; are not in keeping with Christian beliefs. These include situations like euthanasia, abortion, and the death penalty.
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No. True Christians do not agree with euthanasia. They believe that it is a sin to take away anybody's life, including their own.
euthanasia is wrong.
The orthodox view on euthanasia is the same as any other major christian denomination view - they are against it...
He would have been against it, as from his perspective it would be murder and against the commandments.
The Catholic Church is pro-life from conception until death. Euthanasia is not allowed.