Who may not share your religious beliefs

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Question: Euthanasia is the practice of allowing individuals who are suffering from terminal, painful diseases the option of being killed painlessly. This practice is considered controversial in most countries. Although California has a physician assisted suicide option (and thus, euthanasia is typically legal here in this state under certain conditions), there are many people who consider this policy to be morally outrageous. What do you think of this practice? Even if you are in favor of it, are there worries that you have about the potential for abuse? If you oppose this practice, why? If you oppose it on religious grounds, are you worried that that reason imposes your religion on individuals who may not share your religious beliefs?

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