Which Sanctity-Of-Life Doctrine, If Any, Is Consistent with the Moral

question 5

Multiple Choice

Which Sanctity-of-Life doctrine, if any, is consistent with the moral permissibility of forgoing artificial nutrition and hydration for a patient in a permanent vegetative state?

• A) The conservative Sanctity-of-Life doctrine
• B) The liberal Sanctity-of-Life doctrine
• C) Both A and B
• D) Neither A nor B

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