Not exact matches
You think they ought to waste a
dying person's last
moments by shoving their religious delusions on the victim?
All of us have forgiveness, The article was about what
people want to talk about when they are
dying, not some last
moment attempt to «save» someone.
How arrogant and selfish of you, George, to even think that it is acceptable to steal the final
moments of a
dying person's life for your own desires.
I have been an ICU Nurse for many years,
people who
die are not as interested in religion as their families are...
people even near death are often just in the
moment and just want to be comfortable
I have witnessed
people on their death - bed also, and the whole world becomes very sharply focussed as the importance of those things melt away and we are left with our
dying moments and as the author stated, they are always asking for their loved ones; not theirr boss, their coach, their president, or anyone else but the ones they love.
Just look at how many
people posting here believe the
dying should have even their final precious
moments saturated with the Jesus / salvation / damnation message that they have probably heard thousands of times over the course of their lives.
It has been stated that it is offensive that someone would intrude upon the
dying person's last
moments on this earth by imposing belief about God.
All you have is your own baseless belief and a desire to torment
dying people with it by stealing the final
moments of their life for YOUR purpose.
It's a shame that religious
people don't get that
moment of clarity when they
die that they were wrong and wasted their lives on utter stupidity.
Millions of
people are
dying horribly from cancer at this very
moment, many of them children.
That's a fact so all this talk means nothing, you
die and then nothing, best feeling is knowing that for all crazy stuff religious
people do the
moment they
die the realization comes... oh no god!
Many religious
people believe they are the crowning achievement of an all power God watching and judgeing their every
moment and will reward them after they
die because they are so faithful / good / righteous etc. and only they can stop others from living sinful lives and spread proper morality... as the mouthpiece of said God.
When a sick
person reaches his last
moments of life the family ought to keep calm so there will be no disturbance of the emotions which could cause the
dying person any loss of faith in the last
moments.
Also the
moment of silence in school has nothing to do about praying... it's remembering the
people who
died for the country, which is why it's after the pledge of alliegence.
I remembered Mother Teresa explaining to me that... at the
moment of death, it is enough for the
dying person to grasp the core of the Church's teaching, namely the love of God.
If a
person understands WHY He
died, then that will PROBABLY be the
moment they believe in Him for everlasting life.
For the next twenty years, I spent every
moment of my spare time helping Mother Teresa, driving the streets to pick up
dying people.
It's best to avoid dates that your family associates with sadness, such as the days a
person died or other traumatic
moments.
Many
people die alone, but if you have wonderful memories within you to keep you company in the last
moments, it wouldn't be that bad.
«I think it's kind of a George Mallory
moment,» says Church, referring to the English mountaineer who
died in 1924 trying to become the first
person to climb Mount Everest.
The detailed process will also give forensic scientists valuable insight into how seawater affects deceased bodies, as they examine
people of all ages and nationalities who
died at the exact same
moment under the same conditions.
People often see the
moment they
died in a past life during these sessions.
We let our egos
die for a
moment, and we have the chance to experience a true connection with another
person.
And in this
moment, the film makes clear what it is that is so compelling about him — perhaps as a
person but surely now, as a mythic figure who went out into the mountains and
died — the very fact that Chris makes choices, informed and not, eventually irrevocable.
In a
moment of mortal danger, Neville Longbottom makes a speech where he says, «
People die all the time.»
«Holding on to anger is like drinking poison and expecting the other
person to
die» — Buddha Directed by Lee Unkrich («Toy Story 3») and Adrian Molina, Coco, the latest animated film from Disney - Pixar tells us to follow our dreams, seize the
moment, and regard our family as paramount.
John Stambaugh, who
died not long ago, was one of kindest, most generous
people I met in my travels, and he couldn't remember what was happening from one
moment to another.
Three very different
people from different locations,
die at the same
moment in time and re-awaken at that
moment, only it is 25 years earlier.
However, as he is remembered, it is my hope the focus will not be on how or why he
died, but on the countless
moments of joy, wisdom and hope he gave to thousands of
people — his family members, colleagues, friends, and investors.
I see
people starving and
dying on footpath, but nobody gives a helping hands as you have no clue at what
moment the
dying person would get up and strangle you to death, steal off your assets and fly away!
I'd say that given a massive patch update to fix little bugs and some frame rate issues Monster Energy Supercross has the making of quite a good game, it could have been so much better out of the box and for a game that is full price at the
moment it seems a bit of a big ask for
people, even
die - hard fans, to part with their hard - earned cash.
Doomsday handles it a little better, peppering the story with
moments where Rufus seems to have learned from his future visions, but ultimately by time the ending comes around it still doesn't feel like he's anywhere near being the kind of
person who would willingly
die to save everyone else, even his beloved Goal.
Even the voice - acting, characters and the narrative are actually okay (well, except a really odd, forced
moment at the beginning involving a friend signing you up on your phone to a website filled with videos of
people dying).
When
people first fall into a hole in the game, they expect to
die, but there's a
moment after when they just fall into a new area, that they realize there are a lot of ways to go.
’31 Yet she also comments on the way that death brings out each
person's individuality; «when one
dies... it is the
moment when we become absolutely singular.
During the
moment of silence, Jakob Levin of Plantation, a senior at DPJDS, read the names of the 17
people who
died in the shooting.
Scott invited Floridians to join him for a
moment of silence at 3 p.m. Saturday, which is 17 days after 17
people died during a shooting at the Parkland school.
So, whether you are a «
die hard will not decorate for Christmas until after Thanksgiving»
person or a «the
moment the last trick - or - treater comes to your door on Halloween you are breaking out your Christmas decorations»
person, let's all choose to put an end to the great Christmas Decorating Debate.