… close link between passive euthanasia and letting die; we do … passive euthanasia is taken
to be not just a kind of letting die, … letting die that we would not want to call passive euthanasia. …

… on killing and letting die.9 Some theorists understand the killing versus letting die distinction
as … According to what we will call the commissive hypothesis, the killing versus letting die …

… killing and letting die. Those who would prohibit active euthanasia but permit passive
euthanasia point out that the former involves a direct act of killing, whereas the latter involves an …

… should be made between active euthanasia, in which a … or drug), and passive euthanasia,
in which interventions that … supportive of passive euthanasia than active euthanasia. For …

… The moral permissibility of active euthanasia is questioned, in part, due to some bioethical
… that active and passive euthanasia are both morally permissible because there is no moral …

… Sometimes called "aggressive" euthanasia. b) Passive euthanasia: deliberately letting a
patient die by withholding artificial life support such as a ventilator or feeding tube. Some …

… life support as letting die rather than killing, thus allowing physicians to … murder [2]. A small
but growing group of bioethicists argue that withdrawing life support is actually an act of killing…

… On the traditional basis passive euthanasia is less bad than active euthanasia. Passive
euthanasia is further detailed in two types ie voluntary euthanasia & non-voluntary euthanasia. …

… the patient automatically dies. The method carried out by the doctor is passive euthanasia.
b. … is no longer used, replaced by the term Letting Die, which is an effort to give patients the …

… Although the Christian church has always approved of passive euthanasia, in medieval times
… passive euthanasia under specific circumstances, but active euthanasia is still prohibited. …