In their case, the decision regarding euthanasia is in the hands of one's family and is not always good for those who are ill. However, even in a situation where the person making this decision is fully aware of it and wants it, it is not morally ambiguous. The main arguments presented there refer mainly to metaphysical questions. It is said here that man does not have the right to decide on his death, just as one does not decide on birth. Opponents believe that each human being has set his or her own time of life and has no right to interfere with it. If we assume that the decider on these matters is God, this discussion is theoretically resolved. If God is the Giver of life and its Lord, then only he can decide death - this is independent of religion, whatever our point of view. .