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1 Int|        person, and in a special way his or her right to life.
2 Int| exercises an influence upon the way of looking at suffering
3 II |       all suffering may in this way be eliminated. Euthanasia'
4 II |   nothing and no one can in any way permit the killing of an
5 III|       themselves in a conscious way with the sufferings of Christ
6 III|    imprudent to impose a heroic way of acting as a general rule.
7 III|       of course, death is in no way intended or sought, even
8 IV |       to cause doubts about the way ethical principles should
9 Con|         that we, without in any way hastening the hour of death,