Wesley Smith has known for a long time that Jack Kevorkian was creepy. And thanks to Wesley and Rita L. Marker and others, First Things readers have come to know this as well.
And now, to confirm their assessments on creepiness, comes Sanjay Gupta’s interview with Kevorkian on CCN. When asked, “Is medicine a noble profession?” Kevorkian’s final answer was “No, it is not.” Also from this interview: “The single worst moment of my life . . . was the moment I was born.” Okay. Hmm.
Kevorkian may consider his work a healing ministry–sure, if he considers the sickness to be life itself–but we should never make that mistake.
June 14th, 2010 | 12:22 pm
Euthanasia proponents think life is a good only when it’s enjoyable. When it isn’t, they see it as a disease. The irony is that people who think that way are more likely to end up seeing their own existence as a disease.
June 14th, 2010 | 1:09 pm
“The single worst moment of my life . . . was the moment I was born.”
Proof–if any were needed–of the essential nihilism of the Progressive worldview. Because nothing is perfect in their minds, they needs must tear everything down in an attempt to rectify the inherent imperfection of life. It’s a psychological disorder.
Links
Blogs
Find Us
Contact