Description: A bill that would have made California one of a handful of states to legalize assisted suicide for terminally ill patients was put on hold Tuesday after pressure from a coalition of secular and religious groups – primarily the Catholic Church.The legislation received a boost in May, when the California Medical Association became the first state medical association to change its position on the issue and dropped its opposition. The state Senate passed the bill in June. We talk to Tim Rosales, head of Californians Against Assisted Suicide about the victory for life.
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Tim Rosales
Tim Rosales is the head of Californians Against Assisted Suicide. Visit noassistedsuicideca.org and follow them on Twitter @NoSuicideCA
Description: Daniel Mattson is a Roman Catholic, living with a homosexual inclination and committed to chastity. But he does not identify as “gay.” Rather, he says “I live with same-sex attraction.” He refuses to identify as gay because the label “gay” does not accurately describe who (or what) he is. More fundamentally, he refuses to use that label because he desires to be faithful to the theological anthropology of the Church. Dan joins us today.