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A classic replay from the archives and we've retrieved another treasure from the back

catalog to get you thinking today. Today's show was first broadcast in August 2010.

Sarah Wooten of Dignity in Dying appears opposite George Pitcher and Paul Badham to Anglican

Priests on two sides of the debate on euthanasia and assisted dying. This topic looks likely

to be raised again in Parliament in the coming years so look out for more coverage of this

Unbelievable in due course.

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Well thank you lady and gentlemen here in the studio and Paul who will introduce on the

phone a little bit later. But thank you for coming in today. We've certainly covered

this topic before. I suppose a lot of people do think of this as perhaps a religious issue

because often I think the anti side of this debate, the ones who say it is wrong to allow

people to commit suicide in these circumstances. So I'm doing it because of a religious conviction.

But just before we came on air we were actually having a little conversation about whether

this is a Christian or a non-Christian issue. And it might be worth sort of just starting

out with that. But let me first of all get a little bit of background to you both. Let

me first of all welcome George who is speaking against euthanasia today. George you're an Anglican

priest. Have you always had a Christian faith in your life? Is it something?

No, no. I avoided it like the plague you might say in my late teens. Though I did what

was then called a Divinity A level. And I was meant to go to university to read theology.

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