Amazingly insane spam email I just received(gist.github.com)
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Amazingly insane spam email I just received
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You've missed the truly important Gospel:
Those who are in despair are most beloved by God. Those who so abused by their own minds, or by others, that kill themselves would be the first to be shown mercy.
Willfully destroying God's creation is indeed sin, contrary to your hermeneutics, but please understand - God knows the troubled heart and has promised His infinite mercy to His people.
Those who are in despair are most beloved by God. Those who so abused by their own minds, or by others, that kill themselves would be the first to be shown mercy.
Willfully destroying God's creation is indeed sin, contrary to your hermeneutics, but please understand - God knows the troubled heart and has promised His infinite mercy to His people.
The list is of the members of the United States Congress, in case anyone didn't realize that right away.
I also received this email, and there have been a number of similar emails in the past that seem to be from the same person/group that advocate various conspiracy theories. You can probably find copies of those emails on forums or other places on the web.
And not a word about FEMA death camps.
Why have all the crazies forgotten about the FEMA death camps?
That guy needs to do some pushups.
Wow, that is insane. Think the police or FBI should try to track down whoever sent that?
Why, so they can give him his own radio talk show?
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Not really. This isn't any less insane than your average televangelist.
I know these are the ravings of a lunatic (who in reality isn't that far from your average conservative Christian, just saying), but I'd just like to intervene.
The Bible has no single conclusive view on suicide. Obviously, suicide is discouraged by the clergy, since offing yourself and/or not reproducing is antithetical to the propagation of a religion (a notable exception in encouraging procreation amongst Christians, are the Shakers).
Seven people killed themselves in the Bible: Abimelech, Samson, Judas, King Saul and his servant, Ahithophel and Zimri. There is no conclusive verse that condemns suicide as an unforgivable sin, or leading to damnation.
In fact, the Bible's attitudes on life... are less than stellar.