True/False Quiz

According to the conventional doctrine, active euthanasia is not morally permissible except in rare circumstances.

Withholding treatment with the intention of ending the patient's life, to prevent the patient's further suffering, is an example of passive euthanasia.

Rachels argues that the conventional doctrine leads to decisions concerning life and death made on irrelevant grounds.

Rachels claims that most actual cases of killing are no worse than most actual cases of letting die.

Rachels claims that there is no moral difference between active and passive euthanasia, considered in themselves.

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