To: echoBoomer
Ah, yes, a painless thromobosis - therefore less of the expiatory suffering than those stupid Christians always assumed.
Typical secularist bilge.
4 posted on
06/08/2005 4:44:50 AM PDT by
wideawake
(God bless our brave troops and their Commander-in-Chief)
To: wideawake
Lets see, his bones were all out of joint (Psa 22:14) his hands and feet had nails through them, his bones looked and stared at him (Psa 22:17), his visage was marred more than any man ever and he didn't even look like a man (Isaiah 52:14 and 53:2), he had all the sin and sickness of the entire human race on him and he died only when prophesy was fulfilled. He did not die, he gave up the ghost.
15 posted on
06/08/2005 4:55:24 AM PDT by
normy
(Don't hit at all if it is honorably possible to avoid hitting; but never hit soft.)
To: wideawake
Actually, a pulmonary embolus can be quite painful. As a matter of fact, it is often mistaken from a heart attack. Bleeding to death is, on the other hand, presumably painless.
47 posted on
06/08/2005 6:56:02 AM PDT by
Pharmboy
("Rebellion to tyrants is obedience to God")
To: wideawake
Ah, yes, a painless thromobosis - therefore less of the expiatory suffering than those stupid Christians always assumed. Actually, it is a very painful way to die. Feels like a heart attack. David Bloom cried out in pain before he died of the same condition in Iraq, according to the soldiers with him.
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