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Authority over death belongs to God alone, Church of England leader warns
- The Church of England's highest-ranking bishop stated that authority over death belongs to God alone while opposing assisted dying during a Synod meeting.
- The Terminally Ill Adults Bill has passed the House of Commons, seeking to allow assisted deaths for terminally ill adults in England and Wales.
- Bishop of London Dame Sarah Mullally urged peers to oppose the Bill, citing concerns it is unworkable and unsafe.
- Lay preacher Pamela Fisher, who is terminally ill, spoke against the religious arguments opposing assisted dying, emphasizing the need for accountability and support.
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Authority over death belongs to God alone, Church of England leader warns
Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell spoke out against the assisted dying Bill.
·London, United Kingdom
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To Be Silent is to Be Complicit
In recent days (and within days), the British Parliament rushed through legislation to legalize medically assisted death for terminally ill adults and passed a bill to “decriminalize” late-term abortion. Led by the increasingly extremist Labour party who are enabled by the moral confusion of a supposedly Conservative opposition, Britain is, as C.S. Lewis warned, progressing in the wrong direction. In response, Peter Hitchens asked, “Parliament v…
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