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Euthanasia: The Right (or Wrong) to Die Even before beginning to read this paper, an average person will ask himself/herself, "What in the world is Euthanasia?" Euthanasia is derived from the Greek words eu thanatos, which, if translated, mean "good death" or "easy death." In present times, the term euthanasia is defined as the manner of mercifully ending a person's life, in order to liberate or free the terminally ill person from an incurable disease and unbearable suffering or pain. Euthanasia comes in two forms, voluntary and involuntary/nonvoluntary. Within voluntary euthanasia, a person asks to die; involuntary euthanasia applies to ending the life of a person who is not mentally able to make a request to die on their own, for example a person in coma. Euthanasia can also be active or passive; active meaning taking action that will urge or even bring about death, passive meaning letting a person...

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