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A person who has been radicalized by their religion will say or do practically anything to promote it, even at the expense of others. I don't know of any radicalized Jews. Do you ? Unlike Islam and Christianity they have them everywhere.What’s your definition of a “radicalized extremist” Jew? You mean the one out of three who voted for Trump?
I think you misread my post. I said young people are NOT afraid of death. I work in a nursing home taking care of the elderly, many of them become frightened when death approaches. I've witnessed it too often. Fortunately most do not see or know it's coming for various reasons.Afraid of death? That always has been a bad theory. For example, "Young people don't go to church because they are afraid of death and church speaks of the afterlife. Older people are not afraid of death, so they go to church." Either way the "afraid of death" theorists are wrong because people aren't that afraid of death.
Young people are a part of many communities--school, work, social, and possibly church. Retired people lead quieter lives and are less active in community, so they welcome the opportunity to meet as a community. As a rule, young people are leading busier lives, and church may have a lower priority.
Fear of death? Perhaps for you, but not for the great majority of others.
Satan's too selfish to do something that selfless to save mankind..Satan!
Yes, but, --- if our consciousness follows that no end statement, is what has people wondering about the afterlife.I do not fear death, I understand it is necessary and life has no begining or end, simply change.
Care to chat on how religions continue to support LGBTQ+ and women, in terms of equality, by preaching against their equality and inclusion?Religion teaches great values and provides strong community support.
Too stupid to let pass without Calling out, --- STUPID!Religion is anything but judgmental.
Note what you say...first its "many" who become frightened, but then you admit "most" do not see/know its coming.many of them become frightened when death approaches. I've witnessed it too often. Fortunately most do not see or know it's coming for various reasons.
In my own family, I have found that beginning in the waning months, there is a fight for “not yet, please…..,” but as the time approaches, there is total acceptance. We are practicing Jews, and do not fear the time our soul returns to Gd.Note what you say...first its "many" who become frightened, but then you admit "most" do not see/know its coming.
I've worked with the elderly, too, especially those in their final stages who admittedly were people of faith. In these years, I have not once met a frightened person, and these people were well aware death was at the door.
We can probably agree that "some" are frightened, but it appears "some" is far from "many" or "most".
Exactly. People of all ages appear to be of the mind of while not afraid of death, no need to rush into it, either.In my own family, I have found that beginning in the waning months, there is a fight for “not yet, please…..,” but as the time approaches, there is total acceptance. We are practicing Jews, and do not fear the time our soul returns to Gd.
Those that slip into a comma and those that have dementia greatly reduces that number, those factors reduce the number who are frightened otherwise it would be much more.Note what you say...first its "many" who become frightened, but then you admit "most" do not see/know its coming.
I've worked with the elderly, too, especially those in their final stages who admittedly were people of faith. In these years, I have not once met a frightened person, and these people were well aware death was at the door.
We can probably agree that "some" are frightened, but it appears "some" is far from "many" or "most".
Godgod.
" Moses " invented the mission statement, he believed he was God over his people. In his god's stead he condemned a third of his people to their deaths for failing to follow him. Quite a man-god.
Moses never believed he was Gd over his people. What are you….some sort of anti-religion leftist?" Moses " invented the mission statement, he believed he was God over his people. In his god's stead he condemned a third of his people to their deaths for failing to follow him. Quite a man-god.
A realist. Something the religious know nothing about. They'd rather believe in made-up gods.Moses never believed he was Gd over his people. What are you….some sort of anti-religion leftist?
Wait….don’t answer that.
Yup…..a disrespectful, sanctimonious, anti-religion Democrat.A realist. Something the religious know nothing about. They'd rather believe in made-up gods.
Respect has to be earned, adults believing in magical things doesn't quite cut it.Yup…..a disrespectful, sanctimonious, anti-religion Democrat.
So you disrespect 80% of your fellow Americans for not believing as you do? Yup…..that’s a Democrat for sure.Respect has to be earned, adults believing in magical things doesn't quite cut it.
Do you respect adults who believe in the Easter Bunny ? Same difference. Lots of fools in this world.So you disrespect 80% of your fellow Americans for not believing as you do? Yup…..that’s a Democrat for sure.
Moses never believed he was Gd over his people. What are you….some sort of anti-religion leftist?
Wait….don’t answer that.
