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Complete the template by addressing each section fully in the space below each question.
Question 1. Review the article,"A Case Against Euthanasia" by Daniel Callahan, in your textbook on pp. 378-385, and define his position. In doing so,be sure to address the following questions:
a. Is Callahan for or against euthanasia or physician-assisted suicide?The answer to this question is Callahan's conclusion ordecision abouteuthanasia. Explain your answer.
b. Does Callahan use or address any moral theories in his article from units I and II? Identify at least two moral theories. Explain your answer. In your explanation, make sure to define the moral theories you have identified.
Question 2. Review the article,"A Moral Defense of Oregon's Physician-Assisted Suicide Law" by Michael B. Gill, in your textbook on pp. 387-399, and define his position. In doing so,be sure to address the following questions:
a. Is Gill for or against euthanasia or physician assisted suicide? The answer to this question is Gill's conclusion ordecision about physician-assisted suicide. Explain your answer.
b. Does Gill use or address any moral theories in his article from units I and II? Identify at least two moral theories and define each.Explain your answer. In your explanation, make sure to define the moral theories you have identified.
Question 3.Provide a written response comparing and contrasting Gill's and Callahan's articles. In doing so, be sure to address the following question:
a. Do the authors agree on any one point about physician-assisted suicide or euthanasia?
Question 4.By examining opposing articles on physician-assisted suicide, have you learned anything new that might help youbetter understand different contemporary issues moving forward?If so, explain. If not, explain why it is important to dedicate some time to defining both sides of a contemporary issue fully.
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