Get a Grip on the Grammer of Medical Decision-Making

Are you perplexed about how to make moral medical decisions? You are not alone. The distinctions between optional medical treatment and ordinary care, between letting a person die naturally and intentionally causing a person's death have become blurred. Confusion abounds. This confusion has been sown by "right to die" organizations determined to make euthanasia acceptable and legal. A very real war is being waged between the culture of life and the culture of death. A person's first line of defense in this culture war is a firm grasp of the moral principles that apply when making medical decisions. HLA