Which of the following is a key premise of Gay Williams's "Argument from Nature"?
A) Euthanasia is never in a human being's rational self-interest.
B) Human beings' bodies are gifts from God, which are not ours to destroy.
C) Survival is, inherently, a natural purpose of every human being.
D) Euthanasia may lead patients to give up fighting an illness too quickly.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Gay Williams's "Argument from Nature" posits that a fundamental aspect of human nature is the drive to continue living, suggesting that euthanasia goes against this inherent survival instinct.

Which of the Following Is a Key Premise of Gay