To which of the following does James Rachels AGREE in his essay "Active and Passive Euthanasia"? At least one answer is correct, and no more than four are correct.
O Active euthanasia is immoral because it violate the Hippocratic Oath, which binds all doctors to preserve their
patients' lives.
Because active, voluntary euthanasia is both respectful of patient autonomy and involves less suffering, it is
generally morally superior to passive euthanasia.
Both active and passive euthanasia involve prematurely ending a life, and that is why both are immoral.
Moral decisions about active euthanasia ought to be made on purely Utilitarian grounds.
Active euthanasia is killing, and therefore prima facie immoral, whereas passive euthanasia is merely letting
someone die, which is not prima facie immoral.