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This 5 page essay, which includes 1 page of end notes and commentary, takes the form of a letter to a family facing a crisis, which is whether or not to have a feeding tube inserted to keep a terminally ill relative alive. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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and mother to Joe and his sisters. Carl and Joes sisters wish to respect the stated preference of Emma, which is to be allowed to die with dignity in her
own home, rather than live in a vegetative state in the hospital. However, Joe, the eldest son, feels that to deny the doctor permission to make it possible to
provide Emma with nutrition via a feeding tube would be tantamount to murdering her. Joe feels that as long as Emma is alive, the possibility remains that God will provide
healing. As your family contemplates what to do, as Emmas healthcare providers need a decision by morning, it is racked by dissension and uncertainty as to a moral course that
is accordance with scripture and Gods will. In my opinion, Joes position shows the way towards the more moral course of action. As Genesis relates, God gave humanity freedom
of choice from its inception, and, if your family chooses life, trusting that events will unfold according to Gods will, this course of action will be in accordance with Deuteronomy
30:19, in which God instructs believers to choose life. God determined the day that each of us comes into the world and, likewise, He assigns the day that each of
us departs from this world. It is our job to remain secure in our faith, praying incessantly that the will of God will unfold as it should, with God sending
his angels to bring her home, as leaving the time of Emmas death to divine providence ensures that the sense of guilt that would obviously weigh heavily upon a member
of your family for allowing Emma to starve to death would be relieved.i There is an innate tendency in Christians to perceive suffering as retribution, punishment for sin.
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