by Heineken » Thu 02 Feb 2006, 17:46:46
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('crow', 'A')nd where is the error in teaching to fight rather than give up? Have you ever looked at the reasoning and principals that lead Judeo-Christians to the conclusion that life is worth fighting for?
Please give an example of how suicide can be brave?
If I figth my illness to the end, based on a conscious choice, and my kin who suffers the same illness commits suicide; who is truly braver?
That 'going to hell' over suicide is a childish notion at best and one that is seldomly taught these days. Catholic cemetaries for example, will allow a suicide victim to be burried in 'communion with their church'.
You seem to be replying to my posts without reading them, since I already gave you an example of how suicide can IMO be brave---and, vastly more important, rational. If you don't agree with it, so be it.
Yes, fight by all means. I'm a complete supporter of "fighting," and I've done plenty of it and will do plenty more. But there may come a time in one's waning life when fighting no longer makes sense.
Society has put me solely in charge of my life. No help, no handouts all the way. Fine. But I then also want to be in charge of how and when I die.
In any case, it will be my private, personal decision and act when the time comes, and I don't give a crap what "society" or "Judeo-Christians" have to say about it. I will apply my own definitions and my own rules, period.