Gay-Williams Argues That Euthanasia Requires That We Regard Ourselves or Others

Gay-Williams argues that euthanasia requires that we regard ourselves or others as less than fully human because:

A) It leads to a dangerous slippery slope in public policy on life-and-death matters.
B) It is always contrary to mankind's inherent natural goal of survival.
C) It erroneously places some people in the category of the "hopelessly ill."
D) It is never in the patient's rational self-interest to give up his or her life.