Ep. 17: Philosophy of Suicide including Camus, Christ, and Socrates.

The Mindcrime liberty show discusses suicide and its legitimacy. Is suicide a wicked form of self murder or is it something honorable?  Should it be legal or illegal? What are Albert Camus, Jesus Christ, or even Socrates (Plato) views on suicide and its legitimacy.   What exactly is a suicide attempt? Does dangerous behavior count as a form of self harm.  Why should a person continue living especially if life itself in a crass utilitarian way has much misery and no atheist (or for that matter theist) utopia is coming to alleviate the misery? Is Camus right that the only important question is whether life is worth living?