Germany did something I thought I’d never see in my lifetime. They legalized physician-assisted suicide. It was only sixty-some years ago the Nuremburg Trials ended where they handed down sentences for the Nazis who acted on their beliefs that some people weren’t worthy of life. I stood on the street corner in Berlin where it all began. A plaque describes the atrocities of the T-Four program that led to the deaths of millions of innocent people. Yet after such a short period of time, history appears to be repeating. The German legislation prohibits commercial killing centers, but it’s only a matter of time before that safeguard is discarded. As a person of German heritage, it deeply saddens me the German people have such short memories. Please pray that God intervenes.
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History Repeating in Germany
Bradley Mattes | November 27, 2015
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