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Modern medicine remarkably prolongs life. However, this can sometimes mean prolonged suffering. Nowadays, a mentally competent adult, diagnosed with a terminal illness and a life expectancy of less than six

La medicina moderna ha logrado prolongar la vida de manera notable. Sin embargo, esto puede significar a veces prolongar el sufrimiento de las personas. En la actualidad, un adulto mentalmente

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Tanto Abraham, como Moisés, el pueblo de Israel, Jesús y los integrantes de la iglesia primitiva fueron, en algún momento, refugiados. En respuesta a estos hechos, la Escritura es perentoria

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