According to Steinbock, Rachels makes the incorrect assumption that
A) all instances of active euthanasia are morally permissible.
B) there would be no point to terminating treatment which is not the death of the patient.
C) there are many reasons to terminate treatment which are not the death of the patient.
D) active euthanasia is always morally worse than passive euthanasia.

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Steinbock criticizes Rachels for assuming that the only point of terminating treatment is to bring about the death of the patient, overlooking other reasons for ending treatment that do not aim at the patient's death.

According to Steinbock, Rachels Makes the Incorrect Assumption That