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The choice illusion : Comments
By Paul Russell, published 6/1/2012With euthanasia there is no real choice for the patient.
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I worry about anyone, without prejudice to their religion or lack thereof, who assumes that Catholic parents are going to hide/deny the Faith and the joy it brings, to their own children. If you love the Catholic teaching, it would be curious not to pass it on.
You worry me for being worried about those wh have as their first principle- life issues.
I am a Labor voter and so am not 'brainwashed' to vote for Tony Abbott because he is a Catholic. But to be fair to Mr Abbott, he ought to be influenced by the natural and moral law tradition found within the Catholic Faith- as we all ought to be ( which incidentially can be discovered ouside of the Church within your very nature and though the proper use of reason. Your prejudice against Mr Abbott mirrors the deep bible belt prejudice against JF Kennedy who was quizzed about what his Catholic Faith would mean to him should be become the President of the United States. Sadly JFK didn't stand up and give a clear answer I feel when he ought to have done. Belloc on the other hand, when he was similarly quizzed in a public forum in the UK, basically told his mainly Protestant audience that he was going to be totally Catholic and that if they didn't like it then not to vote for him and he would cop that sweet. Belloc went on to win in his electorate.