This case study analyzes George's decision to pursue euthanasia in light of his suffering from a terminal illness, viewed through a Christian worldview. The paper begins by outlining key tenets of Christian belief, including the nature of God, the world, human beings, death, and morality. It then explores George's interpretation of his suffering, his hope for resurrection, and the value he places on life. The core of the analysis examines how Christianity would approach George's choice, discussing the moral justification of euthanasia and contrasting it with the Christian emphasis on the sanctity of life. The study considers the impact of such decisions on the community and emphasizes the importance of palliative care. Ultimately, the paper concludes that George should not opt for euthanasia as it contradicts Christian teachings on the value of life and the potential for finding meaning even in suffering, while palliative care can offer a better alternative.