Polonia Sacra, 2001, R. 5 (23), Nr 9 (53)

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Eutanazja – współczucie czy barbarzyństwo?
Orzeszyna, Jan (Wydawnictwo Naukowe Papieskiej Akademii Teologicznej w Krakowie, 2001)
With no doubt if it's wonder, that the euthanasia is treating as a way out from the problem of human pain and suffering especially now in the time of incredible progress of medicine and techniques making human life longer. Is not it a tragic irony that killing people is a way out from „curing” people? The side man needs a professional care, not the euthanasia. When he is unhappy and he suffer it means that he needs help, not the death. Therefore, we see that today the will of bringing people help is not the most important thing. The doctor does not want to accompany patient in the suffering, but he wants to have a successes. It is against the ethics of Hipokrates. When the doctor cannot have the successes, he wants to liquidate the problem. Euthanasia is not the problem of sick, but healthy people, who are afraid of their own suffering and death. They want to kill old and ill people, because they unmask their powerlessness and they want them to get out from their egoism.