Living and Dying Well:
Living in the Light of our Mortality
September 6, 2018 | 7pm
US Bank Conference Theater, Ohio Union
We will all die, yet death and the process of dying are taboo topics in our culture. In fact, many people face death without ever fully considering how they would like to die (i.e., in hospice, at home, on pain meds, etc.), or even more importantly how to live in light of their own mortality. How should we live knowing that we will one day die? Can we prepare for death? Are there “ethical” or “unethical” ways to die? What is (or should be) the goal of medicine when treating patients at the end of life?
We’ve invited four experts from a diverse set of disciplines—medicine, theology, philosophy, ethics, and law—and viewpoints, both secular and Christian, for a conversation on the end of life, and what light our mortality sheds to the meaning and purpose of life.
The STEAM Lecture Series @ OSU 