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I don't want a perfect stranger trying to tell me how and when I will die so I extended her the same courtesy.

No, you did not. You sat back and watched her murder. She was not killed because she was dying. She was killed because she wasn't dying. We all had a choice to do the right thing or the wrong thing. You chose to do the wrong thing. Your feeble excuses don't fool me, and God is certainly no fool. Instead of trying to come up with an excuse good enough to fool God, it would be a good idea to repent and change your ways. I'll pray for you.

If you can show me one scripture that tells Christians to go unto all the world saving the lives of the people who were being unjustly put to death, I will be on the front pew repenting on Sunday. Death is our just reward for our sin. What difference does it make if we are martyred or if we die at the age of 110 real peaceful like in our own bed at home? The judgment still awaits.
Now if you want to accuse me of not taking advantage of every opportunity afforded me by God to share the gospel, I plead guilty. I most definitely should strive to reach souls for God because that is what matters. Not how long our life on earth was or how we came to our demise.
Oh and you say I chose to do the wrong thing by doing nothing. Just curious, but what did you do to save Terri? Write your congressman? Post some messages on an Internet board? Symbolically carry a cup of water past the police line? A mummers fart worth of good any of that did her. Terri and God await us all in the day of judgment. I'll take my chances with God judging me with Christ's blood covering my sins over your judgment of me and my inaction.