Interpretation of George's Suffering in Light of the Christian Narrative with Emphasis on the Hope of Resurrection.

The Christian narrative states that Jesus came to the world to give humans hope and to shed his blood to offer humans forgiveness and reconnect them with God (Wright, Nicholas Thomas, and Michael F. Bird, 2019). The Christian narrative indicates that Jesus died and was resurrected, showing that he had fulfilled his duty of unifying humans with God. Therefore, George can interpret his suffering with the hope of resurrection. When Jesus died and was resurrected, it gave Christians hope that after death, they shall also resurrect and ascend to heaven, where they shall have a better experience. George's suffering can be associated with how Jesus suffered before dying and his eventual resurrection. The Christian perspective indicates that, after suffering, George shall die and resurrect with new hope. As George contemplates life with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), how would the Christian worldview inform his view about the value of his life as a person? As George thinks about his life with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), the Christian worldview can inform his view about the value of his life as a person in multiple ways. First, the Christian worldview can tell his opinion about the importance of his life by showing him that life is a precious gift from God. Since George considers euthanasia, the Christian worldview can inform him that because God gave him life as a gift, it should not be taken away by human actions. According to the Christian worldview, George should persevere through the pain