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Did Jesus ever threaten the none believers with the lake of fire? I don't think so. That was Paul.

It's my brain that will die eventually. I don't believe that we have a spirit or soul. The mind is a bunch of experiences, the mind is a funny thing that is influenced by lived experience, and is what makes us who we are.

Because I've read the Bible.

I'm not posing a question. I'm simply asking you to provide evidence for your position... If you can't do that then so be it.

You're not cherry picking are you Mathias? Your replies won't change. Try replying to my posts honestly.... I'm not interested in what Jesus and the apostles thought. I'm interested in what you think.

No, it's not because I don't like it, it's because disposing of people for no apparent reason is wrong. Yes, we have been in the position where the few have been sacrificed for the greater good, that's why I said it would need to benefit society and be socially acceptable, otherwise we wouldn't...

Anyway.... Plenty of countries and over a dozen states in the US allow assisted dying, the safeguards that have been implemented across the board have insured the wishes of the terminally I'll have been respected. I will always remember my father's illness being long and particularly painful...

Where is the lake of fire? Show me the evidence that supports the existence of the lake of fire. Don't tell me..... It's outside of space and time?

Every single person that has ever lived? Or maybe just the one's from the last 2000 years or so? That's a lot of resurrections, not to mention that after that he's got to meet all of them face to face and deliver his verdicts. On top of that remember each and every one of those people's...

I don't subscribe to the big bang. I'm quite prepared to admit that I don't know how the universe came into existence, but I'm not prepared to accept any old explanation without sufficient evidence. You can know things and not know things at the same time. Example.... I don't know how many...

Because it's wrong/immoral for the state to dispose of anyone against their will, and right/moral for the state to allow the individual to have the choice to end their own suffering. It's not rocket science. Good.... Practices that benefit the individual or society and are socially acceptable...

Any evidence that you think is acceptable.

Great... I don't believe that your particular God did create the universe so your point doesn't stand. Rational people will never accept that there is a God that reconstructs dead people ready for judgement, it's ludicrous. You're making things up when there's no answer to a difficult question.

What is a spirit? Show me the evidence that supports the existence of a spirit.

Yes I get that, that's why it should be the patients choice, as I've already said there would have to be experts reviewing every application using all available information and evidence. It's not something to be taken lightly, each and every case must be thoroughly examined so that there is no...

What's he going to do? Sellotape people back together?

Do you realise how ridiculous this is? Any rational human being must know that's a bunch of nonsense.

There has to be safeguards in place and each case treated appropriately taking into account all of the available information. Remember that this legislation would only apply to those with less than six months to live. It wouldn't just be a free for all.

Or this.... Hot water cremation. body is placed in a specialized pressurized steel chamber filled with water and a small amount of potassium hydroxide.Heat and Pressure: The mixture is heated to around 150°C to 160°C under high pressure, preventing the liquid from boiling.Duration: The gentle...

No I won't. When my brain dies that's it. Goodnight Vienna.