I’m living in a little independent-li-
ving house with two other guys in
wheelchairs. It’s a lot more enjoyable
with a lot less pressure, less rigid.
You can set your own schedule. As
long as I’m not forced to live under
the conditions of the state, then I
consider life worth living.”
Viktor Frankl, the author of Men’s
Search for Meaning, a psychiatric and
survivor of Auschwitz, comforted
thousands in despair. In his words,
“suffering can have meaning.”
Joni E. Tada has done an exten-
sive work of analysis to the multiple
branches of this conundrum. This
includes the differences between “ve-
getative state” and the “minimally
conscious state,” as well as what the
Bible has to say about euthanasia
and dying, and the Hippocratic Oath,
along with the wise comments of
Christian authors such as Eric Meta-
xas and J. I. Packer. When Is It Right
to Die is clearly an essential work to
better understand this subject from a
biblical point of view.
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