I suppose by one of your other line of reasonings we should drive cars, fly in planes, or use gas heaters, and on and on..

Your argument goes both ways, look at the Terry Schiavo case, her husband wanted her dead despite the horrible suffering it caused her to die from dehydration and hunger so HE wouldn't have to deal with the emotional pain of wanting to move on to another woman while his wife who he promised to have and to hold in SICKNESS and in health for better or WORSE...was still alive and very much aware of what was going on.

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The Word, which happens to be the only begotten Son of God doest change, He is the same yesterday, today, and tomorrow. God knew we would create all these things, and trust me when he's ready for us to stop playing little god's he will.

I will say it is confusing to even try and wrap our earthly finite minds around the concept of an Infinite and Almighty Lord's "will", now we see through a glass dimly...

Gigantes56 wrote: [TO: nsu7]
I don't think how she died is the greatest thing; they should have made it quick and easy on her. If you can honestly say you'd like to live your life attached to machines and bedridden as opposed to being welcomed into heaven, then I say you have fear, doubt, and are truly a non-believer. Driving cars, flying planes, and so on are not forcing you to remain alive when by all means you should be dead; these are things that make living easier and more comfortable. Laying in a bed, lacking bodily control, being a shell of what you once were- Sorry pal, but that's just garbage. If it was me, I would hope that everyone would do me and themselves a favor by assisting my journey to the almighty. Sorry buddy, along with the right to live, we should also have the right to die.
I respect your opinion and enjoy seeing your point of view, but again we have come to the end of a round. Take it easy pal- until next time.