yup...my Bible makes it clear u are heading straight to hell when u commit that.Are you a christian breh?
Only God can give and take life.
yup...my Bible makes it clear u are heading straight to hell when u commit that.Are you a christian breh?
Well, she's becoming one of my spirit wives when she hits her sexual prime at around 34, so I'm gon' have to ask you to fall dafuq back for the moment, umkay
So let me play "Sinner's Advocate" and suggest something based on the last statement made by "your" savior.yup...my Bible makes it clear u are heading straight to hell when u commit that.
Only God can give and take life.
So let me play "Sinner's Advocate" and suggest something based on the last statement made by "your" savior.
Luke 23:34
"Father forgive them, they know not what they do."
&
Luke 23:46
"And when Jesus had cried with a loud voice, he said, Father, into thy hands I commend my spirit: and having said thus, he gave up the ghost."
It would suggest that your savior has a soft spot for individuals who, even if it were the murder of the Son of God, if they are truly ignorant to the gravity of their actions, they should be forgiven.
I mention that to suggest, if an individual is so mentally & emotionally tormented, to the point that all rational decision making is thrown out the window and they contemplate and actually commit suicide to take themselves away from it all, how can we truly say they were making a decision, complete w/ absolute "free will".
When a needle or hot coal is placed onto your skin, you instinctive, involuntary action is to move away from it. What happens when you have a "figurative" hot coal burning you mentally, how can we say that tragic act wasn't just a desperate "escape", if you will?
An if it can be argued that mental pain can become so traumatizing, that it can force irrational & bizarre decision making, how would that act of "truly not knowing what he did" is worse than Romans who brutally murdered the Son of God, but "were ignorant"?
The second passage basically shows the culmination of Jesus' acceptance of death which started in the Garden when Romans first took him away. He allowed himself to die , he accepted a death, that was preventable, if he allowed his disciples to bear sword against the Romans. He allowed his death to happen to effectively stop the suffering of sinners, but an individual who is trying to stop their own mental/physical suffering...is going to hell?
Interesting breh.
"It would suggest that your savior has a soft spot for individuals who, even if it were the murder of the Son of God, if they are truly ignorant to the gravity of their actions, they should be forgiven. "
1 Corinthians 3:17
If anyone destroys God's temple, God will destroy him. For God's temple is holy, and you are that temple.
Breh, I'm simply asking you questions. I'm interested in how you think.Jesus referenced hell more times in the Bible than heaven.
The fact that you will compare the crucifixion of Jesus to suicide makes your argument NULL and VOID.
This is the type of comparison only gets made on the internet because in the real world people will laugh at you if you made it.
Suicide is a rebellion against God.
Nah thats sucker shyt bro-gawd, why take your own life if you have a child to live for? If nothing else, exist on this world to improve the quality of life for the child YOU created..
I've seen a mom cry bcuz her son OD'd and after that I realized how much of a sucker nikka you gotta be to do that, everybody has issues and problems so as long as you aren't some hillbillly sex slave stuck in the mountains than you have options.
Plus you already know I 'd a crazy.. For the wave
That mentally unstable p*ssy will have you goin cray-cray for crazypuss.
Thats fukked up. so u saying u have to endure a shytty life here and then if you decide you cant take it anymore and check out...you get shytty life in the here-after also?yup...my Bible makes it clear u are heading straight to hell when u commit that.
Only God can give and take life.