== == No. This "dying for your beliefs" is used on the ignorants to propagate the zealot's agenda. Osama bin Laden is still alive, isn't he? Yes and no, which is really the way it is. If a Christian lives his life as best he can, glorifying Christ in all that he does all his life (once he was saved), he can die at peace in his bed, or in that of a hospital or even better at peace being killed for his beliefs, like Christ, Stephen, most if not all of the Apostles, and those Christians in Foxes book of martyrs. Christ lived a perfect life, and at the end, he died an unbelievably savage death, but He was at peace still. He was at such a peace that He unknowingly witnessed to the thief next to Him and won him too, promising him paradise, not to mention praying to His Father to forgive those who were killing Him. Dying for your beliefs, if they are correct, is one of the best ways to die. If your beliefs are correct, there is no better way to show your love and devotion to Jehovah than to die for Him peacefully (without taking the lives of others, who may not be saved like you. Taking the lives of random people will send the lost to hell and that is inexcusable). No. I think dying for faith in The Lord is rare at least in the West. Its not a factor in say the USA, Britain or Australia all that much. Probably more common in the Third World where there is violence and unrest and demon powers oppressing the peoples. I think PERSEVERENCE is also "an ultimate test". Getting born again (John 3:3) and marching on with Jesus every day, through lifes ups and downs, is as noble as dying for Him. Every day we put away sin and soldier on, giving Jesus the Glory. Every believer is the ultimate warrior if he or she stays with Christ.
There is some truce to this question. There are two parts to this. People live because of what they believe. People believe in many things. Some believe in enjoying life by seeking relationships which in turn makes them happy. You can conclude that they live in order to enjoy their happiness. People do die when their beliefs are threated and they react in physical defense. It is an important entity in their life they want to exercise unrestricted, unmonitored, and undistrubed. Yet not all beliefs are worth dying for.
depends entirely on why the plant is dying
Oxygen is the ultimate destination of electrons stripped of glucose.
its good because dying plants when they get microbes they die faster
The sun is the ultimate source of energy for almost all earth ecosystems.
a scientific test
No, the Orthodox Church--like the Catholic Church--believe the Church itself to be the ultimate authority on their beliefs. Protestants, due to placing the Holy Bible as their ultimate authority, are divided into thousands & thousands of sects.
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Belief is a personal choice, and whether it is worth dying for depends on individual convictions. Some beliefs, such as those that promote peace and equity, are often considered noble enough to inspire sacrifice. However, it's essential to weigh the value of one's beliefs against the cost of losing one's life.
Predestination determines the ultimate fate of a person.
The ultimate authority lies with the people. In Islam, the ultimate authority lies with Almighty Allah.
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