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Probably the least debated topic but, lemme get something straight:
Life is created solely by God and a sacred gift from Him (Genesis 2:7). He gave life to every living thing, including humans (Genesis 1:26; John 1:1-3). And we all have been given a choice between life and death (Deuteronomy 30:19). Now some of you may ask at this point "But does that make euthanasia acceptable?" No. It doesn't. Euthanasia spurns the gift and embraces the curse.
It may seem like all is over, but in the midst of the suffering, God is still working, and will continue to do so until we draw our very last breath (Philippians 1:6).
All in all, euthanasia is never okay, it is murder before God. There will come a time when we will eventually leave this world, but that is not for us to decide; that should be left into God's hands.
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Life is created solely by God and a sacred gift from Him (Genesis 2:7). He gave life to every living thing, including humans (Genesis 1:26; John 1:1-3). And we all have been given a choice between life and death (Deuteronomy 30:19). Now some of you may ask at this point "But does that make euthanasia acceptable?" No. It doesn't. Euthanasia spurns the gift and embraces the curse.
No matter what anyone thinks, euthanasia is murder. Plus, the Bible made it perfectly clear "Thou shall not kill", is that so hard?
In all honesty, the doctors are not God. Okay? They have no right whatsoever to decide who lives and who dies. Its only God who will be the judge of that, and its only Him who gives and takes away life, not man, and certainly not a bunch of doctors.
Even though death may be inevitable, it is not our place to seek death for our friend or loved one who is critically ill in anyway. By performing assisted suicide on a person, you may think that "putting him/her out of misery" or some "dignifying death", before God, you're clearly committing murder, and such act is sinful before God. Murder is not "dignifying" in any way, shape or form, no matter how you try to sugarcoat it; it is nothing but a blood-spilling act that does nothing but take the life of an innocent soul. You may think that it may the "right thing to do", but in reality, your hands will be full of blood.
Now, we as Christians should always bear in mind that this planet is not our permanent home. With that being said, think about Paul the Apostle; he was under house arrest in Rome, he was then thrown into a stone cell, most of his companions deserted him. His closest friends were miles away, ministering to others. But despite these horrible and harsh conditions, Paul still trusted in God; he still knew that God had a plan for Him, despite going through these sufferings (2 Timothy 2:10).
You know what's also the worst part about euthanasia? Is that the children, vulnerable and disabled ones are at risk, and it will force them to go with the blood-spilling procedure. Its not right. And as we speak now, there are doctors, as well as Paralympians who are strongly against euthanasia.
Even though death may be inevitable, it is not our place to seek death for our friend or loved one who is critically ill in anyway. By performing assisted suicide on a person, you may think that "putting him/her out of misery" or some "dignifying death", before God, you're clearly committing murder, and such act is sinful before God. Murder is not "dignifying" in any way, shape or form, no matter how you try to sugarcoat it; it is nothing but a blood-spilling act that does nothing but take the life of an innocent soul. You may think that it may the "right thing to do", but in reality, your hands will be full of blood.
Now, we as Christians should always bear in mind that this planet is not our permanent home. With that being said, think about Paul the Apostle; he was under house arrest in Rome, he was then thrown into a stone cell, most of his companions deserted him. His closest friends were miles away, ministering to others. But despite these horrible and harsh conditions, Paul still trusted in God; he still knew that God had a plan for Him, despite going through these sufferings (2 Timothy 2:10).
It may seem like all is over, but in the midst of the suffering, God is still working, and will continue to do so until we draw our very last breath (Philippians 1:6).
All in all, euthanasia is never okay, it is murder before God. There will come a time when we will eventually leave this world, but that is not for us to decide; that should be left into God's hands.
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