Merciful Killing

Euthanasia is also called “mercy killing.”
Euthanasia is likely killing a person who is still alive, but like of a person is being handled by a machine. The patient is in a deep severe pain that no one can do anything anymore. It is also a financially painful on the part of the patient’s family because it is a very high pay. Euthanasia is also against the law of God because as we recall the seventh commandment “thou shall not kill.” It is against the church.
If you are a Christian, you are forgetting the law of God and you forget the teachings of the church. But if you can see that the patient is hopeless anymore and you can see that the patient is hopeless anymore and I guess you can say that you have to turn off the machine even though it is painful, but you can see that the patient is happy for he or she is in at rest already with the Lord Our God.
But, it is also an act which, of itself or by intention, causes death in order to eliminate suffering constitute a murder opposite to the dignity of the human person and to the respect due to the living God, Our Creator. And through that you are likely murdering a friend, a mom, a dad, a brother, a sister, a relatives or simply God’s Creation.
Those people who are sick or handicapped by sickness should be treated or should helped to lead lives as normal as possible. But whatever it’s motive or meaning, euthanasia is putting an end to the lives of the sick or handicapped or dying person. It is morally unacceptable but scientifically helpful to the society nowadays.
Euthanasia is an evil work. You let the devil be proud of you because you actually acting like a killer or a murderer. But I guess if we believe that those things do not exist and your doing euthanasia or mercy killing a helpful solution to help the sick or the handicapped to drive out the pain so it is okay.
Euthanasia is also a way to help the sick or handicapped escaped the darkness in which He or She is facing already. If we just have to understand or feel that the handicapped is feeling, I guessed he or she wants to be free to all the pain he or she is encountering and wants to live life with God peacefully and quietly. And if you love and want the sick or the handicapped you must have in mind how to do it and how to overcome with it.
Even if death is though immoral, the ordinary loved to a sick person cannot be legitimately interrupted. Using the painkillers to ease out the suffering of the dying person, even at the risk to shortening their days. Can be morally in conformity with human dignity is death is not willed as either an end or a mean, but only foreseen as predictable.