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 1 Int|          to moral problems. Thus people living in this situation
 2 Int|        with the approval of many people of good will, who, philosophical
 3 I  |         and of all society. Most people regard life as something
 4 II |       personal or other reasons, people may be led to believe that
 5 II |        The please of gravely ill people who sometimes ask for death
 6 III| something which naturally causes people anguish. Physical suffering
 7 III|         for the majority of sick people the use of medicines capable
 8 IV |       become an abuse. Thus some people speak of a "right to die,"
 9 IV | treatment of sickness. Thus some people prefer to speak of "proportionate"
10 Con|       profound desire to service people in accordance with the plan
11 Con|         charity. Such service to people is also service to Christ