[jude24]

Not what I'm talking about.

Although, I maintian Terri Schaivo is beyond disabled. "Disabled" means that you can't do some things, but you still have consciousness. Terri is brain-dead. Only her brain stem still works. That's well past the bright line of "disabled" to dead.

[NautiNurse]

"Disabled" means that you can't do some things, but you still have consciousness. Terri is brain-dead.

Where did you find these factually false definitions?

[piasa]

What did you eat for lunch today?

[jacquej]

Too me, the basic argument here is this. Materialists have one view of life, and those who believe in a Creator of all have a completely view.

One side is right, and the other wrong.

[UnbelievingScumOnTheOtherSide]

Although, I maintian Terri Schaivo is beyond disabled. "Disabled" means that you can't do some things, but you still have consciousness. Terri is brain-dead. Only her brain stem still works. That's well past the bright line of "disabled" to dead.

If I am a solipsist then I wouldn't believe that anybody has consciousness but me. The fact is, consciousness is entirely subjective and you can't tell the difference between anyone and a lifeless automaton going through the motions because you can't get inside anyone else's heads.

[northernlightsII]

#874 "I believed she died 15 years ago"
This statement is neither correct in fact or in law.
You repeat the same error in this post.
You will not find a single medical or legal authority to support your claim that she is not disabled but dead.

[syriacus]

"Disabled" means that you can't do some things, but you still have consciousness.

What about people with epilepsy or narcolepsy, who might be "unconscious" many times a day?