• Talking Seniors to Death (2009)
  
• Article on British MP Nadine Dorries (2009)
  
• Gingrich: Palin Concerns About Euthanasia Warranted (2009)
  
• House GOP Leader Boehner on End-of-Life Treatment Counseling in Health Care Legislation (2009)
  
• Assisted Suicide and Your End-of-Life Chat With Your Doctor by Jane St. Clair (2009)
  
• Approval for Euthanasia Muffles Emotional Response to a Person's Passing (2009)
  
• Cast Off the Cloak of Conscience (2009)
  
• "We Will Pay You to Die" (2009)
  
• Wesley Smith: "Right to Die Can Become Duty to Die" (2009)
  
• Wesley Smith: Assisted Suicide Laws Will Never Be Liberal Enough (2009)
  
• More Reasons to Keep Euthanasia Illegal (2009)
  
• Why Assisted Suicide is Dangerous (2008)
  
• BobbySchindler: What Future for the Cause of Life? (2008)
  
• "Take the Pledge" Campaign Calls for Loyalty to Patient Health rather than Assisted Suicide (2008)
  
• Video: Actor Martin Sheen Opposing Assisted Suicide (2008)
  
• Pro-Euthanasia Stance Teeters on a Slippery Slope (2008)
  
• Links to Online Stores Where the Anti-Assisted Suicide Mystery Novel Walk Me to Midnight Can Be Purchased (2008)
  
• An Interview with the Author of Walk Me to Midnight (2008)
  
• Assisted Suicide Advocate Shows Ugly Truth of the Movement's Ideology (2008)
  
• "World's Most Prestigious" Bioethics Journal: Newborns Who Suffer are "Better off Dead (2008)
  
• Key Pro-Life Leader: Rita Marker (2008)
  
• Key Pro-Life Leader: Wesley J. Smith (2008)
  
• The Final Solution to the Ecology Problem by David C. Stolinsky, MD (2007)
  
• Peter Singer: Infanticide, Yes; Kangaroo Cull, No by Wesley J. Smith (2007)
  
• Protect Human Beings or Fish? by David C. Stolinsky, MD (2007)
  
• Doctors as Terrorists? Not Surprising After All by David C. Stolinsky, MD (2007)
  
• Death on Demand (2007)
  
• "Liberal" Case Against Assisted Suicide (2007)
  
• Euthanasia and Physician-Assisted Suicide by Peter Hung Manh Tran (2007)
  
• Protect Yourself From Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide (2007)
  
• Be Careful That the “Right” To Die Doesn’t Change Into the Duty To Do So (2007)
  
• Quotations on Euthanasia (2007)
  
• Defeated California Bill Based On Flawed Oregon Law (2007)
  
• Against Assisted Suicide: Individuals with AIDS and Lou Gehrig's Disease (2007)
  
• The Future of Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia (2007)
  
• Rita Marker: Assisted Suicide Fraught With Problems (2007)
  
• Kill Knut the Polar Bear Cub? by David C. Stolinsky, M.D. (2007)
  
• Stupid Bill Dies, Stupid Language Lives On (2007)
  
• Euthanasia Robs Dying of Opportunities for Reconciliation, Family Connections, Says Leading Ethics Professor (2006)
  
• Nowhere Does Our Constitution Give Doctors the Right to Take the Lives of Their Patients (2006)
  
• Euthanasia? How Can a Secular Society Claim Anyone is “Better Off Dead”?
  
• Lethal injection is terribly painful? Try 13 days without water or food
  
• Testimony Before the Senate Committee on the the Judiciary's Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Property Rights in May 2006:
        Diane Coleman, J.D., President of Not Dead Yet
        Rita L. Marker, J.D., Executive Director International Task Force on Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide
        Wesley J. Smith, JD, Lawyer, author, and bioethicist
  
• Princeton Bioethicist says only “Know-Nothing Religious Fundamentalists” will Value Human Life by 2040
• On Peter Singer: "A Curious Encounter with a Philosopher from Nowhere"
• Ralph Nader Says "profound injustice is being inflicted on Terri Schiavo" (2005)
  
• Senator Lieberman Backs Life for Schiavo (March 2005)
  
• Quotations on Euthanasia (PowerPoint File)
• Euthanasia: Should humans be given the right to play God?
  
• Ralph Nader Condemns Assisted-Suicide Law
  
• John Kerry and Assisted Suicide
  
• Opposition to Assisted-Suicide by Joe Lieberman
  
• Senator Joseph Biden (D-DE) on Assisted Suicide and the Pain Relief Promotion Act
  
• Nat Hentoff on Euthanasia
  
• Free Ticket to Eternity By Nat Hentoff
  
• Are certain lives not worth living? by Hentoff
  
• Paper: Euthanasia: Is This a Good Death?
  
• Physician-Assisted Suicide: For Pain Elimination or A Right?
  
• Paper: "Don't Legalize Euthanasia"
  
• Steve Forbes Comments on Kevorkian Conviction
  
• Putting Pressure On Nursing Home Residents
  
• Pro-Life Council's Regina Smith on Assisted Suicide
  
• Alan Keyes on Euthanasia and Physician-Assisted Suicide
  
• Joseph Collison on "Life Devoid of Value"
  
• Father William A. Bray
  
• Mary Meehan articles
  
• Dr. Laura Schlessinger on Assisted Suicide
  
• National Right to Life Committee Comments on Kevorkian Conviction
  
• Change of Heart on Assisted Suicide
  
• Malcolm Muggeridge on Life
  
• Hippocratic Oath
  
• Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide: Seven Reasons Why They Should Not Be Legalized
  
• Pope John Paul II Statement (2002)
  
• The Case Against Euthanasia (2002)
  
• A Poem by D. H. Lawrence (1932)
  
• Immanuel Kant on Suicide (1785)
  

"... like the majority of domestic violence cases, women are the majority of victims in murder suicides by despairing spouses unable to cope with the stress of caregiving. As women statistically have longer life spans than men, they are the most likely targets of physician assisted suicide. The majority of euthanasia advocate Dr. Jack Kevorkian’s victims have been women. If assisted suicide and euthanasia are sanctioned choices, how many women will feel pressured to choose them?" ... Serrin M. Foster, Executive Director, Feminists For Life of America

"It wasn't many years ago that almost everyone accepted that infanticide is intrinsically and inherently wrong," wrote Smith. "No more. With personhood theory and the 'quality of life' ethic increasingly permeating the highest levels of the medical and bioethical intelligentsia, we are moving toward a medical system in which babies are put down like dogs and killing is redefined as compassion."... Bioethicist Wesley Smith

"Surely the very last people who can make calm and balanced decisions about life and death are those who are in pain and those who are close to them. Anguish and emotion are powerful factors and they make for a gripping story. But by their very nature they obscure clear thought."... Canadian writer Michael Coren