Difference between revisions of "Sanctity of life"
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
(New page: The '''sanctity of life''' the important Christian value which recognises that all human life is sacred and inviolate. In addition to condemning the act of murder, sanctity of life rules a...) |
m (euthanasia) |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
| − | The '''sanctity of life''' the important Christian value which recognises that all human life is sacred and inviolate. In addition to condemning the act of murder, sanctity of life rules against all abortions and so-called mercy | + | The '''sanctity of life''' the important Christian value which recognises that all human life is sacred and inviolate. In addition to condemning the act of murder, sanctity of life rules against all abortions and so-called "[[euthanasia|mercy killing]]s". |
Sanctity of life is considered a part of the "[[culture of life]]", espoused by many Christians including [[Pope John Paul II]] and President [[George W. Bush]]. | Sanctity of life is considered a part of the "[[culture of life]]", espoused by many Christians including [[Pope John Paul II]] and President [[George W. Bush]]. | ||
Revision as of 16:54, September 18, 2007
The sanctity of life the important Christian value which recognises that all human life is sacred and inviolate. In addition to condemning the act of murder, sanctity of life rules against all abortions and so-called "mercy killings".
Sanctity of life is considered a part of the "culture of life", espoused by many Christians including Pope John Paul II and President George W. Bush.