A noble death
Martyrdom
Selbstmord
Frühchristentum
Oudheid
Jodendom
Judentum
Christendom
Suicide
Social history
Judaism
Moral and ethical aspects
Religious aspects
Christianity
History
The right to die with dignity has emerged as a crucial issue in the 1990s. As reports of family- or doctor-assisted suicides increase, the issue of voluntary death is occupying an increasingly prominent place in our national consciousness. From theologians, medical ethicists, and talk-show hosts to …
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