[Erik Latranyi]

What a duma$$ statement. They died serving God, your reference is a frickin movie plot. How is it blind faith? All these comments on here seem to miss the point that they were serving God and probably knew the issues there. Especially after they commented on things seem to be settling down. They knew. Lots of conjecture going on. Good grief people. Rant ended. Thank you.

Please show me where God said to jeopardize your most precious gift, your life, to spread his word. You can't.

If you believe suicide is against God's will, then these people basically committed suicide.

[Elsie]

Please show me where God said to jeopardize your most precious gift, your life, to spread his word.

And yet John, about whom Jesus said THIS:

Matthew 11:11 King James Bible

Verily I say unto you, Among them that are born of women there hath not risen a greater than John the Baptist: notwithstanding he that is least in the kingdom of heaven is greater than he.

And yet John managed to get his head served up on a platter.

Did HE, also, 'commit suicide'?

[Elsie]

If you believe suicide is against God's will, then these people basically committed suicide.

Like Samson did?

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How about that Steven fella that managed to get himself stoned to death?

[GMThrust]

After Christ’s resurrection, the Apostles jeopardized their lives daily, to spread the Gospel. The romans and pharisees wanted the Christian movement squashed and hunted them down. What do you think Saul (Paul) was doing before Damascus?
Your logic concerning this is illogical.
I am a retired Air Force Rescue pilot and when I flew combat or civilian rescue missions, I “jeopardized” my life consistently trying to save other lives. By your logic, if I had been killed by an enemy surface to air missile, then I would’ve committed suicide??? Especially when Jesus says that there is no greater love than to lay your life down for your brother. Not buying it, sorry.