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TonyJay
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Sometimes I play at being a doctor when I am not trying to convince people of the truth and wonder of the Gospel.
Thousands? What do you do for a living?
Sometimes I play at being a doctor when I am not trying to convince people of the truth and wonder of the Gospel.
Thousands? What do you do for a living?
The title pretty much says it all. Will you go to hell for suicide or is it just the Catholics blowing hot air again?
As per the OP: The title pretty much says it all. Will you go to hell for suicide or is it just the Catholics blowing hot air again?
Now I am well aware there is a large swath of people here at CC that think Catholics are baby-eating Satan worshippers, or at the very least non-Christian, but any fool can see that opening statement as troll bait. I normally don't subscribe to threads because once I've thrown my two cents in, I have nothing further to discuss nor am I obligated to interact with anyone, but I'll keep an eye on this thread only because the storms here in Iowa have knocked out my satellite TV and I'm bored.
I can show you the answer Bestil_Andno.
The whole point of CC2283 is about Salvation.
The Catholic Church believes one can lose their Salvation if they commit a Mortal sin. Interestingly enough Suicide is listed as a Mortal sin.
Therefore if a person commits Suicide they have committed a Mortal sin which removes from them their Salvation which then puts them in Hell because they being dead cannot repent of this Mortal sin.
Therefore by the very words of the Catholic Church a person will end up in Hell for killing themselves!
As one who professes to be spiritually renewed, it's wouldn't exactly be a fruit of the Spirit that lives inside of me.
If one could lose one's salvation in the way that you have outlined then we are all sunk!One other point I had not mentioned, that we receive remission of sins if we repent, and not if we do not repent; for repenting is the first command Christ commanded when He began His ministry (Matthew 4:17), and it is repentance for the remission of sins is what is supposed to be taught in His Name among all nations (Luke 24:47). But the point is this: that if we commit self-murder, then we have committed a sin that we cannot repent of! Either we will put our trust into the hands and power of sin; or else we will put our trust into the hands and power of God; but what we cannot do is trust in both sin and God.
Sometimes I play at being a doctor when I am not trying to convince people of the truth and wonder of the Gospel.![]()
Did you not openly profess in a different thread your joy of trolling in order to get an emotional response out of people? Particularly men?Suicide is a touchy subject for me because it has touched my life a few times. Normally, I'd share my thoughts on the subject, but given the OP titled this thread with a purposely inflammatory anti-Catholic spin, I'm going to go ahead and venture a guess he's just trolling folks to get a debate going. Best of luck to you in your Catholic hate, OP. May your trolling bear much fruit.
Suicide is a touchy subject for me because it has touched my life a few times. Normally, I'd share my thoughts on the subject, but given the OP titled this thread with a purposely inflammatory anti-Catholic spin, I'm going to go ahead and venture a guess he's just trolling folks to get a debate going. Best of luck to you in your Catholic hate, OP. May your trolling bear much fruit.
Professing to be spiritually renewed is one thing. Being spiritually renewed is a different thing.
But at least you are coherent. If you profess to be spiritually renewed (like so many others here) how could you commit suicide?
How can someone be saved and commit suicide? What kind of salvation is that which leads you to suicide?
Well.
Solomon was depressed.
Paul said he longed for death (well, not word by word, but it's clear he means it
Philippians 1:
23 I feel torn between the two, because I have a desire to depart and be with Christ, which is better by far, 24 but it is more vital for your sake that I remain in the body. 25 And since I am sure of this, I know that I will remain and continue with all of you for the sake of your progress and joy in the faith, 26 so that what you can be proud of may increase because of me in Christ Jesus, when I come back to you
His reason for staying: He knew he was needed. Many people feel useless, so they see no reason to remain alive
It's not the salvation that leads to suicide, it's the mental illness that leads to it.