<p>What makes life worth living? This age old question has been receiving increased attention as more countries legalize and support assisted suicide. Host Joseph Backholm is joined by Samuel Sey, founder of Slow to Write, to dissect the morality of assisted suicide. Originally from Ghana, Samuel weighs in on how the West views suicide compared to other parts of the world, what has contributed to this different mindset, and the definition of Western privilege. It all comes down to when we do not value the one who created us, we will not value the life He has created.</p>

What makes life worth living? This age old question has been in the center of conversation as more countries legalize and support assisted suicide. Host Joseph Backholm is joined by Samuel Sey, founder of Slow to Write, to dissect the morality of assisted suicide. Originally from Ghana, Samuel weighs in on how the West views suicide compared to other parts of the world, what has contributed to this different mindset, and the definition of Western privilege. It all comes down to when we do not value the one who created us, we will not value the life He has created. 

Ep. 92: Samuel Sey on Assisted Suicide