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“It is controversial whether euthanasia is ever morally
acceptable. If it is always morally wrong to intentionally end the
life of an innocent human being, then euthanasia is always morally
wrong. It is, in fact, always morally wrong to intentionally end
the life of an innocent human being. So, euthanasia is always
morally wrong.” i. Is the argument in this passage strong, not
strong, valid or not valid? Explain
ii. Given your answer to i, what further step would you have to
take to determine whether or not the argument is a rationally good
argument? Explain your answer