Commentary
How quickly laws that supposedly protect someone’s “right” to do something become laws that force other people to participate, whether they morally agree or not.
A woman (C) holds a sign in support of assisted suicide while others demonstrate against it outside the B.C. Court of Appeal on Oct. 10, 2013. The Canadian Press/Darryl Dyck
Charlotte Allen
Author
Charlotte Allen is the executive editor of Catholic Arts Today and a frequent contributor to Quillette. She has a doctorate in medieval studies from the Catholic University of America.
