The authors hold that the means to prolong life may be witheld or withdrawn if these means do not help a person strive for the spiritual purpose of life, or if they impose a grave burden on the person or the person's caregivers in regard to striving for that purpose.
The authors hold that the means to prolong life may be witheld or withdrawn if these means do not help a person strive for the spiritual purpose of life, or if they impose a grave burden on the person or the person's caregivers in regard to striving for that purpose.
See p. 426.
The authors hold that the means to prolong life may be witheld or withdrawn if these means do not help a person strive for the spiritual purpose of life, or if they impose a grave burden on the person or the person's caregivers in regard to striving for that purpose.
See p. 426.