why they did not believe you ?Ask a youtube video. Its not like you would believe me or anyone else on this forum
we lose the trust only in the lairs , i don't remember that you lie to me before !!!
anyway, sorry for asking you .
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why they did not believe you ?Ask a youtube video. Its not like you would believe me or anyone else on this forum
I agree with you, but those faith systems view life a a gift from God and to end it by yourself means that you throw away this gift.All the Abrahamic faiths connotate suicide with negativity: it will get you sent straight to hell in both Christianity and Islam, though I'm not completely sure about Judaism. My question is: why? Your life should be yours to do what you please with it. Why are things like smoking and drinking allowed if they are simply extended suicide? What about self-immolation for a noble cause?
Then why did the Catholic Church shuffle their pedophile priests around for more than 100 years providing them with fresh victims?You are mistaken. Not for Catholic priests, it's certainly not. Child molestation is regarded as horrible and sinful by the Roman Catholic Church which does not believe "being saved" as that is understood in some Protestant sects guarantees a person heaven.
Suicide is much likened to adultery.I have been a Christian all my life, and a Catholic for part of that time, and the idea that a person automatically goes to hell for committing suicide has pretty much fallen out of favor now that we know more about mental illness.
That being said, and regardless of religious views, suicide is an incredibly selfish and short sighted act in many cases. I think of my uncle, who shot his head off in the bathroom while his kids stood thirty feet away at the bus stop and his wife screamed and beat on the bathroom door begging him not to do this. He scarred that family for life. Did he mean to do that? I don't know, but surely in those last moments he had to realize what he was about to do to his family - and it didn't matter.
Suicide is always tragic, and it nearly always leaves a trail of victims behind it, long after the one who died is dead and buried.
Suicide is much likened to adultery.
People concentrate on the attempted killing and forget to address the reasons for it.
All the Abrahamic faiths connotate suicide with negativity: it will get you sent straight to hell in both Christianity and Islam, though I'm not completely sure about Judaism. My question is: why? Your life should be yours to do what you please with it. Why are things like smoking and drinking allowed if they are simply extended suicide? What about self-immolation for a noble cause?
btw , is the suicide forbiden or allow in judiasm ?
Not all suicides are seen as bad.All the Abrahamic faiths connotate suicide with negativity: it will get you sent straight to hell in both Christianity and Islam, though I'm not completely sure about Judaism. My question is: why? Your life should be yours to do what you please with it. Why are things like smoking and drinking allowed if they are simply extended suicide? What about self-immolation for a noble cause?
Would that it were so simple.Oh, my family has agonized for decades over why my uncle did such a horrible thing to himself and his family.
I do not believe his wife and kids did anything so severe that they should be haunted by this event for the rest of their lives.
I believe that he suffered from serious clinical depression, and his family had tried for years to convince him he needed help.
He was "in his right mind" enough to go to work every day and be responsible otherwise.
Look, I'm not throwing him under the bus - His life's ending is very sad, and only God knows the destination of his soul. I'm just saying that surely he knew, as his wife pleaded with him not to do it, that he was about to hurt her so deeply she may never recover.
My point is for those who may consider suicide as a viable option. Please consider your loved ones and what you are about to do to them - don't just think about yourself. That may be part of your problem to begin with. Just sayin'.
Jazak Allah khairun for correcting me. May Allah reward you with Jannah.
Although it is wrong to take one's own life, a person who commits suicide may not be responsible for his or her acts. Only God can judge such a matter. Elder M. Russell Ballard of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles has said:
“Obviously, we do not know the full circumstances surrounding every suicide. Only the Lord knows all the details, and he it is who will judge our actions here on earth.
”When he does judge us, I feel he will take all things into consideration: our genetic and chemical makeup, our mental state, our intellectual capacity, the teachings we have received, the traditions of our fathers, our health, and so forth“ (”Suicide: Some Things We Know, and Some We Do Not,“ Ensign, Oct. 1987, 8).
Will god take into consideration that he made us?
How did you mange to jump to that conclusion?Oh I see. You don't believe he made us. Just quietly, neither do I.
I'm an idiot.How did you mange to jump to that conclusion?
Hold on. let me understand something. everyone outside of the Abrahamic scope do not consider suicide to be abhorrent?All the Abrahamic faiths connotate suicide with negativity: it will get you sent straight to hell in both Christianity and Islam, though I'm not completely sure about Judaism. My question is: why? Your life should be yours to do what you please with it. Why are things like smoking and drinking allowed if they are simply extended suicide? What about self-immolation for a noble cause?
Of course we can do whatever we please, we don't, for any number of reasons. But we can.Hold on. let me understand something. everyone outside of the Abrahamic scope do not consider suicide to be abhorrent?
also as a side note on the rationale of 'doing what we please', our lives are ours only to a certain extent. we are bound by civil law and social norms. we can certainly not do what ever we please.
Do most people do WHATEVER they please?Of course we can do whatever we please, we don't, for any number of reasons. But we can.
Would that it were so simple.
I had a grandson who took his own life.
The only reason I'm still alive is because I couldn't bear to hurt my loved ones like that, so I continue to suffer my pain.
It is never simple, or easy.