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point look at culture from a Christian worldview. I'm John Stone Street with the point. Late last month, Hungarian National Daniel Karzai, who has a progressive

neurodegenerative condition, challenged Hungary's ban on assisted suicide

before the European Court of Human Rights.

The Alliance defending Freedom International has intervened in the case,

standing up against the expansion of the so-called Right to Die.

In a recent press release, they described the current European landscape when it comes to assisted death.

Of the 46 members states of the Council of Europe, only six have legalized assisted suicide.

The practice has been rejected by legislators in the vast majority of countries.

Countries that have legalized euthanasia now allow the intentional killing of children, those who are

physically healthy and those who have not given their consent."

Historically, the right to die quickly devolves into a duty to die and it compromises the conscience

rights of physicians and caretakers.

Christians have to stand for life.

However and whenever we can.

We must always be those who work to heal, never to harm.

For the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street.