The dismissal of the Nancy Morrison case, the doctor from Halifax charged with the murder of an elderly patient, brings back memories of the legalization of abortion in the United States and the acquittal of Robert Latimer, two cases in which mercy and compassion were used to justify murder. The Interim is looking for more people to serve on the editorial advisory board. Although there is no charge for this on-line version of The Interim, donations are greatly appreciated in order for us to continue the service. Help us to reach more subscribers.
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The dismissal of the charges of first-degree murder against Dr. Nancy Morrison could lead to greater public acceptance of euthanasia and assisted suicide. Lamer opens Pandora s Box of public opinion Supreme Court Chief Justice Antonio Lamer said public opinion plays a role in important legal decisions, dismissing the notion of an impartial judiciary. Julia Duggan of North Bay Right to Life refused to hand over lists of members to a police officer who claimed he was investigating the shootings of abortionists in Vancouver, Hamilton, and Winnipeg. Atheist fundamentalism a chilling prospect Some consider organized religion harmful to society, but some humanists are more intolerant than the believers they criticize. We can do better Children today are engaging in premature intercourse because their parents tell them it s okay, as long as they use a condom.