Callahan argues that those who say there is no morally significant difference between killing a patient and allowing the patient to die are guilty of confusing ___________.

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Callahan argues that the confusion lies between causality (the cause of death) and culpability (moral responsibility for the death), suggesting that allowing to die and killing have different moral implications.

Callahan Argues That Those Who Say There Is No Morally