Nave You Ever...

[Ligottian]

Spoke to a professing Christian who agrees with the right to die? I haven't either.

 

[Superdeterminist]

I don't think I ever have, lmao. I have seen one post here though. Yeah, it seems that the vast majority of Christians oppose a right to die, which is incredibly irritating. At least a minority of them are in agreement. I don't think I'll ever understand why those who oppose it think it's ok to decide for others what to do with their lives. It's a gross, obnoxious kind of entitlement.

 

[HopefulButPrepared]

I don't think I ever have, lmao. I have seen one post here though. Yeah, it seems that the vast majority of Christians oppose a right to die, which is incredibly irritating. At least a minority of them are in agreement. I don't think I'll ever understand why those who oppose it think it's ok to decide for others what to do with their lives. It's a gross, obnoxious kind of entitlement.

I think it's more about deciding what system we should live under - if everyone just did whatever they wanted, it wouldn't be a 'system', it'd just be a mess!

 

[Superdeterminist]

I think it's more about deciding what system we should live under - if everyone just did whatever they wanted, it wouldn't be a 'system', it'd just be a mess!

Why would the world be a mess if people who wanted to die could do so more easily? How is a world filled with people who don't want to be alive, but can't die, less of a mess?

 

[HopefulButPrepared]

Why would the world be a mess if people who wanted to die could do so more easily? How is a world filled with people who don't want to be alive, but can't die, less of a mess?

I was really talking generally, not about CTB exclusively - people want to live under a system where everyone behaves in a similar way, otherwise you're living in chaos, so people like to have systems, ideologies, etc - the abortion issue is a classic example - but people differ in their personality types, which is one of man's oldest political problems!