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 1 Int|     upon the way of looking at suffering and death; moreover, medicine
 2 Int|    death," which would shorten suffering and which seems to them
 3 II |      easy death without severe suffering. Today one no longer thinks
 4 II |        of medicine whereby the suffering of sickness or of the final
 5 II |      putting an end to extreme suffering, or having abnormal babies,
 6 II |       death, in order that all suffering may in this way be eliminated.
 7 II |   adult, an old person, or one suffering from an incurable disease,
 8 III|           III. ~THE MEANING OF SUFFERING FOR CHRISTIANS ~AND THE
 9 III|        by severe and prolonged suffering, is something which naturally
10 III|       people anguish. Physical suffering is certainly an unavoidable
11 III|   Christian teaching, however, suffering, especially suffering during
12 III| however, suffering, especially suffering during the last moments
13 IV |       on the patient strain or suffering out of proportion with the