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Author Topic:   The fate of Ms. Schiavo
Rrhain
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Message 76 of 82 (196616)
04-04-2005 4:05 AM
Reply to: Message 75 by StormWolfx2x
04-04-2005 3:00 AM


Re: it's a little late now, but...
StormWolfx2x writes:
quote:
because he has another relationship, he cannot still love Terri and therefore is not capable of making a decision in her best interest.
Let us not forget that the reason Mr. Schiavo has this other relationship in the first place is because Terri's parents told him to do so.
They now seem to be upset that he did what they told him to do on that one score but isn't willing to do what they're telling him to do on this other one.

Rrhain
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NosyNed
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Message 77 of 82 (196657)
04-04-2005 11:11 AM
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04-04-2005 3:00 AM


Moving on, but not away
More likely than not, it is because they agree that you can find love a second time without violating the love you can still hold for those that have passed on.
I am very sure that this can be the case.

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Citizzzen
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Message 78 of 82 (197106)
04-05-2005 10:21 PM
Reply to: Message 44 by NosyNed
03-31-2005 8:42 PM


Where do you draw the line?
...And to all the people that have suggested that Teri should have been kept alive because she wouldn't "know" the difference anyway... I am wondering where you would draw the line... If a Jewish person is in a coma, can we baptize them against their wishes? They won't know... What could we do to comatose person hat you would find over the line?
Citizzzen

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RAZD
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Message 79 of 82 (197109)
04-05-2005 10:32 PM
Reply to: Message 77 by NosyNed
04-04-2005 11:11 AM


Re: Moving on, but not away
the person you love doesn't have to be dead for you to find another love.
this too happens all the time.

we are limited in our ability to understand
by our ability to understand
RebelAAmerican.Zen[Deist
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nator
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Message 80 of 82 (199218)
04-14-2005 9:54 AM
Reply to: Message 78 by Citizzzen
04-05-2005 10:21 PM


Re: Where do you draw the line?
quote:
If a Jewish person is in a coma, can we baptize them against their wishes? They won't know...
Mormons do something close to this.
mormons baptize the dead

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Citizzzen
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Message 81 of 82 (199607)
04-15-2005 2:41 PM
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04-14-2005 9:54 AM


Re: Where do you draw the line?
I just heard an update about this on NPR. Apparently, like polygamy, the official church now disapproves of this, even if individual members still do it.
Me, I can't get past the holy underwear...
Citizzzen

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nator
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Message 82 of 82 (199643)
04-15-2005 6:26 PM
Reply to: Message 81 by Citizzzen
04-15-2005 2:41 PM


Re: Where do you draw the line?
quote:
I just heard an update about this on NPR. Apparently, like polygamy, the official church now disapproves of this, even if individual members still do it.
Yeah, well, just as the LDS leadership bowed to cultural pressure to allow black men to become full members of the church, they are bowing to cultural pressure to stop the practice of baptizing the dead.
You can bet that if nobody outside the LDS church ever complained, they would still be doing it.
quote:
Me, I can't get past the holy underwear...
I can't get past the creepy missionaries that prey on the lonely and unsure on college campuses.
There's a reason they don't hang out in the parking lots of other churches.

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