Opinion

Are We a Culture That Celebrates Life or Death?

In the case of euthanasia, the slippery slope is a reality and it is the argument.

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Are We a Culture That Celebrates Life or Death? — A senior man looks out the window. Ground Picture/Shutterstock

Matthew Ogilvie

Ph.D.

5/26/2024|Updated: 5/27/2024

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Commentary

A recent article highlighted discussions occurring in Australia about euthanasia/voluntary assisted dying (VAD) for people with dementia.

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Matthew Ogilvie

Ph.D.

Matthew Ogilvie, Ph.D., is an Australian-based academic and writer. For over 30 years, he has served at universities and colleges in Australia and the United States. He currently serves in leadership positions for the Western Australia State Council and the Federal Council of the Liberal Party of Australia. In his "spare time," he is a self-defense instructor and venomous snake catcher.

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