[areafiftyone]

I am beginning to think it is a cesspool. I can't believe a judge can sentence a person who has committed no crime who is innocent and needs loving care to die like that? God forgive me for saying this, but I hope he rots in hell with that other judge!

[Dawgreg]

Throw Michael Shiavo in the pit with em'.

[lupie]

I agree with how you feel about this. I too am sick at heart. But we are not called to curse those who are against Him, for vengance is up to God, not us. Many times in scripture we are commanded not to curse. So I don't think God will forgive you for saying it, unless you first realize that is not what He commands us to do. Instead, we are to pray for these people, that they see God and realize what they are doing so very wrong.

Regardless of the outcome, and if they continue in this vile act, those in Christ MUST remember that God is sovereign and He is in control and this will ultimately work to glorify Him although it may not be the way we want it to. But His ways are higher than ours, His thoughts higher than ours. That is our hope, that is our peace.

[Conservative Goddess]

"I hope he rots in hell with that other judge!"

He/she will. The Lord is in control here, and He is using this situation, occuring during Holy Week, to serve His greater purpose. Perhaps this case is meant to show the world how heartless the Dims really are, how devoted they are to the culture of death, and how intellectually dishonest they really are.

I'm ashamed to be part of the legal community. The separation between legality and morality is evident here and it's sickening. But, perhaps, this too, is part of His purpose.

This is also a test for the faithful. We must pray that His will, will be done on earth, as it is in heaven.

[George from New England]

What gets me about this case is that NON-BLOOD family members are being the decision makers and BLOOD FAMILY is being ignored. Time to change the laws.

[Lancey Howard]

Is anybody giving Terri a little water?
I mean, ir's been a few days now.