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19 avril 2018
- handle: 10670/1.v52ru7
- isbn: 9781783743889
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Mark Dimmock et al., « Chapter 7. Euthanasia », Open Book Publishers, ID : 10670/1.v52ru7
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His enemies put it bluntly. Singer says it’s OK to kill disabled babies. Singer says seriously damaged human beings are on a par with apes. Singer says it would have been OK to kill his own mother. These charges are spat out of the sides of their mouths. One theologian I spoke to said contemptuously, ‘Peter Singer takes the most basic human instincts and tries to reason them out of existence. What does he expect us to do, hug him?’ 1. Euthanasia Introduction Th...