No, Gov. Spanberger, keep the stigma against suicide

Nowadays, morality and legality talk regarding suicide are verboten. As one Virginian who approved of the bill put it, “After my sister died, people actually told me that she was a criminal, that she had broken the law … God’s law and man’s law.” Now, there are kind and unkind ways to say this truth, but it is true. In fact, man’s law should conform to God’s moral law: Suicide is wrong. That is the power of a just human law: It can reinforce spiritual reality among the populace. It just seems that a lot of Virginians angrily reject this reality.

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