Scottish Episcopal Church urges govt to reject Assisted Suicide Bill

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Scottish Episcopal Church urges govt to reject Assisted Suicide Bill

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June 17, 2014

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The Faith and Order Board of the Scottish Episcopal Church has responded to the Scottish Parliament’s request for comments on the proposed Assisted Suicide Bill.

Submission on Assisted Suicide Bill by Scottish Episcopal Church Faith and Order Board1

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Scottish Episcopal Church urges govt to reject Assisted Suicide Bill

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