The book presents a comprehensive argument against assisted suicide, examining its implications across political, societal, and medical landscapes. It delves into the ethical considerations and potential consequences of legalizing assisted suicide, offering insights into how it could impact vulnerable populations and healthcare practices. Through a well-researched approach, the author challenges prevailing narratives and encourages readers to consider the broader ramifications of such policies.
The book offers a clear and straightforward defense of a behavioral and direct-realist approach to sense perception. It delves into the philosophical underpinnings of how we perceive the world, emphasizing the importance of direct experience and observable behavior in understanding sensory information. The author aims to engage readers in a comprehensive exploration of these theories, making complex ideas accessible and relevant.
The Rev'd Natalie Cross, a high-profile priest at St Paul's Cathedral, is tipped to be one of the first female bishops in the Church of England. And when she is drawn into the world of peace-process politics, it seems it's not her faith she needs so much as a brutal self-reliance born of damage done long ago.
„Dies ist ein wahrer Bericht über zwei Hunde, die in mein Leben traten und es von Grund auf veränderten“, sagt George Pitcher. Sein Buch ist das anrührende Zeugnis einer ungewöhnlichen Freundschaft.