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No, and I honestly believe anyone who argues that it has is merely looking for excuses to justify pork consumption, working on Sabbath, etc.

I don't see how it could be. Murder, imo, is the taking of a life in a manner that is either illegal or without the person's consent. Suicide doesn't fit either scenario.

I don't consider suicide a sin in any way. Whether it should be supported or encouraged is a different question.

Define "addiction". It means different things to different people.

Anyone who sins even one time in life is a sinner. It's just that those who believe and genuinely repent won't have those sins held against them.

Not as far as I'm concerned.

Ooh... sounds good. :D

I'm like this all the time. Despite identifying as a believer, I also have a signficant agnostic side who even goes so far as to be offended when anyone of any religious persuasion or lack thereof claims to "know" that their faith or non-faith is correct. There's a difference between faith or...

As a single person, it holds no relevance for me, and I couldn't care less what others do.

I have no problem with people who choose not to get a vaccine. That is their prerogative. But I also expect the same respect from them. They have no business trying to push or even shame me into doing likewise.

I think it's important to remember that not every inappropriate thought, act, or behaviour is an actual sin. To me, it's only sin if it is a transgression against God or against someone else. If it's something we regret later as something we shouldn't have done but doesn't necessarily fall into...

I really don't think this should be an important priority for Biden's administration, especially in the midst of a worldwide pandemic. As for concerns about Roe v. Wade being overturned, I respond by saying that courts typically operate on the principle of stare decisis, so the decision is...