May 22, 2019
12:48:15pm
12:48:15pm
I think most of us acknowledge the free agency to make our own choices.
I don't think anything questions a person's right to choose to pursue dangerous activities.
The question is retrospective: After a person has died chasing a thrill, how do you feel about it? A great way to go out? Or a complete waste of a perfectly good life that could have been spent doing good works here on Earth?
The question is retrospective: After a person has died chasing a thrill, how do you feel about it? A great way to go out? Or a complete waste of a perfectly good life that could have been spent doing good works here on Earth?
Originally posted on May 22, 2019 at 12:48:15pm
Message modified by Game Changer on May 22, 2019 at 12:48:42pm
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And maybe that was part of His plan - to give people the opportunity to NOT pass judgment on another person's decisions.
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