My story as an irrefutable argument

18-07-2022

Opinion

Geerten Moerkerken, RD

When Alain Cocq tried to broadcast his deathbed live over the internet in 2020, he wanted to cause an "electroshock" in the French euthanasia debate. What happens to discussions on complex ethical issues when I-stories become central to them?

Steven knew he was hiding something, but it took years before he told his wife

She loves him, and he loves her. Heidi and Steven both say they are “happily married”. Their marriage, however, went through a deep crisis.

Nurse and patient on an intensive care unit. Photo AFP, Nicolas Tucat

Swiss proposal organ donation ethically shaky

If a proposal of the Swiss government on organ donation is accepted, doctors can remove organs from any deceased person who had not explicitly stated during life that they opposed organ donation.

People praying with refugees. Photo Facebook, Awakening Europe

How ethical is it to evangelise refugees along the Ukrainian border?

Because of the arrival of Ukrainian refugees, many Christian organisations set up initiatives to help.

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