1-year-old euthanized under new rules in the Netherlands

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October 01, 2026   |   Read online Daily Sponsored by Upward Sports   Good morning. Doctors in the Netherlands euthanized a severely disabled 1-year-old child, the first case reported by Dutch authorities under rules introduced in 2024 that allow ending the lives of seriously ill children between the ages of 1 and 12. Legendary Christian guitarist Phil Keaggy reflects on his roots in the Jesus Music movement and why sharing the Gospel remains at the heart of his music more than 50 years into his career. In the opinion section, Pastor Shane Idleman writes that Christians love it when God answers prayers quickly, but His silence is “the great test of faith.” The time spent waiting for God’s answer, he says, is when believers “truly develop” their relationship with the Lord.     1-year-old euthanized under new rules in the Netherlands allowing termination for sick children Read more › A message from Upward Sports A Great Sports Experience Can Open Ministry Doors An organized, intentional sports experience can help families feel welcome and build trust over time—giving your church more natural opportunities to know, serve, and share the Gospel with them. Learn more › Ashley Flynn's family says she 'wanted her life to point people to Jesus' after husband's guilty verdict Read more › Lindsay Clancy holdout juror speaks out about trial, says '3 angels' can't 'speak for themselves' Read more › Why is God silent? Read more › Pennsylvania school won't hide gender 'transitions' from parents after secret database was exposed Read more › A message from Upward Sports Great Sports. Clear Gospel Purpose. Upward does not ask churches to choose between a quality sports experience and meaningful ministry. The goal is both: serve families well, build real relationships, and create natural opportunities to share the Gospel. Learn more › Phil Keaggy talks Jesus Music roots, Guns N’ Roses riff, 'Reagan' director's cut: ‘Our main mission’ was the Gospel Read more › Judge sides with Anglican Church in North America against breakaway chaplains group Read more › Same-sex marriage arguments are now selling polyamory Read more › 'Dr. Dino' Kent Hovind calls prison system unbiblical in resurfaced podcast Read more ›   WHAT ELSE IS HAPPENING   ‘Second 9/11 prevented’: Israel suspects pilot tried to hijack flight to Tel Aviv in attempted terror attack     3 ways to thrive in your Christian faith when doubt creeps in     3 pollution threats deadlier than climate change in Asia   CP RECOMMENDS 5 Reasons the Church Cannot Stay Silent on Socialism. I was around 14 years old when soldiers appeared at my father's workplace and told him to go home. His business, built over years of faithful labor, had been seized by the state without warning. Learn more › Microsoft Office 2024 Professional Plus for Windows: Lifetime License - $49.97. It provides a comprehensive and stable productivity suite for organizations that prefer a traditional perpetual license model. This version offers the complete set of Office applications with advanced features, while maintaining consistent functionality without frequent feature updates. Learn more › *This is sponsored content     Donate | Latest News | Podcasts | Events | Advertising | Shop | Subscribe   © 2026 The Christian Post, INC. All rights reserved. 6200 2nd Street NW Washington, DC 20011, United States Manage preferences | Unsubscribe