The program interweaves three stories: The story of Philip Evans, victim of a horrific car crash who came "back from the dead"; A fictional story of a family who when faced with death makes all the wrong decisions; The real story - the writer, played by Philip Madoc, is here to put the record straight. 26 min.

At the 1988 Pennsylvanians For Human Life - Scranton Chapter annual prayer breakfast, Dr. Carolyn Gerster gives an informative and startling update on the issue of mercy killing and the real threat we are under because of those who are sanctioning euthanasia.

Is mercy killing a blessing which society needs as an answer to terminal illness intractable pain, or is it an open door to a new holocaust? This thought provoking question is explored in depth in this video. 60 min.

This video addresses the withdrawal of food and water from non-dying patients, illustrating how this practice advances the pro-euthanasia agenda. It also contains personal interviews of recovering coma patients and their families. 23 min.

This film deals with court issues injunctions against two-points-states antiabortion bill with comments by Judy Ackerman (Citizens For Choice). Federal judge issues injunction on two points of state law with comments by E. Roberts (Planned Parenthood).

This film challenges the most common arguments that support a person's "Right to Die" demonstrating the serious flaw in each argument. You won't forget the profound insights about an unethical legal situation which threatens the elderly, sick and infirm and even allows unconscious patients to be starved to death. 40 min.

Dr. Carolyn Gerster, a well-known international internist, cardiologist and pro-life speaker, presents updated information to health professionals at a January, 1988 conference at the University of Scranton.

"Mercy Killing" - the growing trend toward assisted suicide or euthanasia is explored by host/narrator William F. Buckley, Jr. It features a real-life dramatization of a euthanasia case done by lethal injection. Also includes interviews with experts and specialists promoting both sides of the issue. 58 min.

Isn't it time that human life is given the full protection of the law? John Cardinal O'Connor, Archbishop of New York, provides straight forward facts in his talk about life/death issues of the 90's. Addressing the Respect for Life Institute in Yonkers, New York, Cardinal O'Connor's thought provoking insights unmask the unethical legal situation of our nation. 60 min.

Dr. Joseph Stanton, Associate Clinical Professor of Medicine at Tufts University School of Medicine for 26 years, and Visiting Physician for 35 years at St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Brighton, MA, has authored over 30 papers in Medical Literature. He is featured at a conference held at the University of Scranton in 1991. In this video, he reviews the history of euthanasia and the Hippocratic Oath. He sites cases where care was withheld by physicians, where suicide was encouraged, and where drugs were administered to deliberately kill. "Mercy killing" in Nazi Germany is discussed. Dr. Stanton tells how we are being desensitized today by the terminology used by promoters of euthanasia. He reveals the agenda of the Right to Die movement, the concept of living wills, and consequences of clamping off feeding tubes. 90 min.