UNIT 2 KEY WORDS. Paranormal Unexplained things that are thought to have had spiritual causes such as ghosts or mediums.

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UNIT 2 KEY WORDS

Paranormal Unexplained things that are thought to have had spiritual causes such as ghosts or mediums

Quality of Life The idea that life must have some benefits for it to be worth living

Euthanasia The act of granting a death, with minimal pain, to one who is suffering

Immortality of the Soul The idea that the spirit lives on for ever after the death of the body

Non-voluntary Euthanasia The act of ending someone’s life painlessly when they are unable to ask, but you think they would want you to do so – life support machine

Resurrection The Christian belief that the soul rises up after death to be judged on Judgement Day

Reincarnation The hindu belief that, after death, souls are reborn into new bodies

Near-death Experience When someone has an out of body experience

Sanctity of Life The belief that life is holy or sacred and belongs to God

Assisted Suicide The act of providing a seriously ill person with the means to commit suicide

Abortion The termination of a pregnancy by the removal of a foetus form the womb before it can survive

Voluntary Euthanasia The situation where someone dying in pain asks a doctor to end their life painlessly