Anglican Bishops Resist Assisted Suicide in Britain

Opposition to "right to die" legislation in Britain is now being led by Church of England bishops , showing that Christendom is not entirely dead, even in secular Britain. The proposal, which at least five bishops denounced in the House of Lords, would allow mentally competent adults in their last six months of life to seek death, pending approval from two doctors and a judge. Currently, the crime known as facilitating suicide can entail 14 years in prison