Tell it like it is, brother GOD is the giver of all life your life is not yours too take.
With this foundation in mind, we can see why suicide has traditionally be considered a gravely wrong moral action, i.e. a mortal sin. Our Holy Father affirmed this position in his encyclical Evangelium Vitae (#66). (Please note that suicide is distinguished from the sacrifice of one's life for God or another, as in the cases of martyrdom, or of offering one's life or risking it to save another person.)
The intentional taking of one's own life is wrong for several reasons: First, in the most basic sense, each human being naturally seeks to his preserve life. To take our own life defies our natural instinct to live.
Second, suicide violates a genuine love for oneself and one's neighbor-- family, friends, neighbors, and even acquaintances. Other people need us and depend upon us in ways we may not even know. When I as a priest have had to comfort the family of a suicide victim, I hope that the person somehow realizes how much he really was loved and needed. I also feel sad that this poor troubled person faced something so seemingly unbearable, insurmountable, or agonizing that he chose to withdraw from the love of God and others, and kill himself.
Finally, suicide defies the love we owe God. Sure, we all face the tough times, hardships, and sufferings. However, we are called to place ourselves in the hands of God who will never abandon us, but see us safely through this life. The words of the "Our Father" â" "thy will be done" â" must be real for us. To commit suicide is to reject His "lordship" in our life.
Therefore, objectively, suicide is a mortal sin. (Moreover, to help someone commit suicide is also a mortal sin.) Here though we must remember that for a sin to be mortal and cost someone salvation, the objective action (in this case the taking of one's own life) must be grave or serious matter; the person must have an informed intellect (know that this is wrong); and the person must give full consent of the will (intend to commit this action). In the case of suicide, a person may not have given full consent of the will. Fear, force, ignorance, habit, passion, and psychological problems can impede the exercise of the will so that a person may not be fully responsible or even responsible at all for an action. Here again the Catechism states, "Grave psychological disturbances, anguish, or grave fear of hardship, suffering, or torture can diminish the responsibility of the one committing suicide" (#2282). This qualification does not make suicide a right action in any circumstance; however, it does make us realize that the person may not be totally culpable for the action because of various circumstances or personal conditions.
Only God can read the depths of our soul. Only He knows how much we love Him and how responsible we are for our actions. We leave the judgment then to Him alone. The Catechism offers words of great hope: "We should not despair of the eternal salvation of persons who have taken their own lives. By ways known to Him alone, God can provide the opportunity for salutary repentance. The Church prays for persons who have taken their own lives" (#2283). Therefore, we do offer the Mass for the repose of the soul of a suicide victim, invoking God's tender love and mercy, and His healing grace for the grieving loved ones.
What disgusts me is our runaway defense spending--as if killing foreigners is more important than looking after our own people.
There on and the same thing Foreigners are commianist's or muslim's and I guess some both and more beside's but they all want to take away you're truck's and gun's.
Nothing can travell faster then light but yet these newtrino's can travell faster than light so does that prove once and foreall that God exist's because only He can do the impassable?
And you sugest that teh goobermint take everyone's's first post's away and allicate them according to [sick] need via some yourpeen-style commie nest system? With there death committitie's you'll be lucky to get a last post, let a lone a first one.
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don't trust a kike, even if your also another kike. here endeth the lesson
Tell it like it is, brother GOD is the giver of all life your life is not yours too take. With this foundation in mind, we can see why suicide has traditionally be considered a gravely wrong moral action, i.e. a mortal sin. Our Holy Father affirmed this position in his encyclical Evangelium Vitae (#66). (Please note that suicide is distinguished from the sacrifice of one's life for God or another, as in the cases of martyrdom, or of offering one's life or risking it to save another person.) The intentional taking of one's own life is wrong for several reasons: First, in the most basic sense, each human being naturally seeks to his preserve life. To take our own life defies our natural instinct to live. Second, suicide violates a genuine love for oneself and one's neighbor-- family, friends, neighbors, and even acquaintances. Other people need us and depend upon us in ways we may not even know. When I as a priest have had to comfort the family of a suicide victim, I hope that the person somehow realizes how much he really was loved and needed. I also feel sad that this poor troubled person faced something so seemingly unbearable, insurmountable, or agonizing that he chose to withdraw from the love of God and others, and kill himself. Finally, suicide defies the love we owe God. Sure, we all face the tough times, hardships, and sufferings. However, we are called to place ourselves in the hands of God who will never abandon us, but see us safely through this life. The words of the "Our Father" â" "thy will be done" â" must be real for us. To commit suicide is to reject His "lordship" in our life. Therefore, objectively, suicide is a mortal sin. (Moreover, to help someone commit suicide is also a mortal sin.) Here though we must remember that for a sin to be mortal and cost someone salvation, the objective action (in this case the taking of one's own life) must be grave or serious matter; the person must have an informed intellect (know that this is wrong); and the person must give full consent of the will (intend to commit this action). In the case of suicide, a person may not have given full consent of the will. Fear, force, ignorance, habit, passion, and psychological problems can impede the exercise of the will so that a person may not be fully responsible or even responsible at all for an action. Here again the Catechism states, "Grave psychological disturbances, anguish, or grave fear of hardship, suffering, or torture can diminish the responsibility of the one committing suicide" (#2282). This qualification does not make suicide a right action in any circumstance; however, it does make us realize that the person may not be totally culpable for the action because of various circumstances or personal conditions. Only God can read the depths of our soul. Only He knows how much we love Him and how responsible we are for our actions. We leave the judgment then to Him alone. The Catechism offers words of great hope: "We should not despair of the eternal salvation of persons who have taken their own lives. By ways known to Him alone, God can provide the opportunity for salutary repentance. The Church prays for persons who have taken their own lives" (#2283). Therefore, we do offer the Mass for the repose of the soul of a suicide victim, invoking God's tender love and mercy, and His healing grace for the grieving loved ones.
ON wave's, IN boat's.
There on and the same thing Foreigners are commianist's or muslim's and I guess some both and more beside's but they all want to take away you're truck's and gun's.
Elephants have long nose's. Jewboy's have long nose's. The elephant in the room is Zuckerburg. It's elamentary logic.
Heifer-luting interlectule's, always wanting something for nothing.
White my ass with a name like Zimmermann he's gotta be part kike. So, a hawine judge and a jurey of slant's?
HB-1 visa's are tied to a job, so most likely his on the next plain back to calcutter.
Can we hav ou're nigger's back?
3. Has a soul and acknoledje's JESUS as LORD.
Kike Zuckerburg offer's bigger bribe to judge than dago Ciglia. Nothing to see hear folk's.
Because yerup is a nanny state full of commernist's.
Nothing can travell faster then light but yet these newtrino's can travell faster than light so does that prove once and foreall that God exist's because only He can do the impassable?
And you sugest that teh goobermint take everyone's's first post's away and allicate them according to [sick] need via some yourpeen-style commie nest system? With there death committitie's you'll be lucky to get a last post, let a lone a first one.
78 millian years? Dinosur feather's? HORSE FETHER"S!
He don't even know that tellerscope's point UP!
What a tragady. All them empty seat's.
The answer is >blink<moar JESUS>blink< in you're life.
Shut the light on you're way out, pathetic limey cowerd's.
truely the LORD work's in mistyrious way's
We ain't having none of them in this man's man's ayer fowse, no sirrie.
If its more modurn than a Jackerd loom or a gattaling gun, its an offense against God.
Burn in hell you purvert.
The BIble did'nt need no peer reveiw, it was right first time.
Bull'shit. Can't be a nigger AND a wetback.