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Why would a religious person scream at the moment of their death?
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∙ 13y ago
This isn't a very necessary question... anyone can scream at their moment of death.
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Who is most popular person at the moment?
At the moment, it's probably Michael Jackson, following his tragically early death last week.
How do you find the date of death for a person?
Check newspaper obituaries, records of religious institutions, civil death records.
When was Death Screams created?
Death Screams was created in 1983.
What are the death theorys of the Holocaust?
As this is not in a religious or spiritual category i assume that you do not mean the theories of whether a person of faith dies a better death than that of a person who has no faith. Or whether the Holocaust was the will of God.
Can a person choose the moment of their death?
of course not! god only knows when your going to die and maybe even angels do!
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The philosophy a person has concerning death can mean if they believe in heaven, reincarnation, or nothing at all.
Can you control a person to admit being a kira with the Death Note then killing them?
Yes. Like, Mikami Could Write Light's Name In His Death Note And Write As Details Of Death, "Light Will Scream 'I Am Kira!' Then Commit Suicide" And Light Would Do That. So Yes, You Could Control A Person To Admit Being Kira With The Death Note Then Kill Them.
Why is manslaughter considered inhumane?
when a one person causes the death of another it is always inhumane, "manslaughter" is a term used in a court of law, meaning that the person who caused the death did NOT contemplate it but committed the crime in a moment of madness and rage.
What do prisoners smell?
they smelled death and the pain of other peoples scream
What is the name of the yell that directly preceded the Wilhelm Scream in the Death Star chasm scene in A New Hope?
The Wilhelm Scream, Take 2
How many wills by a person are valid?
A person can only have one single valid will at any moment. If more than one will is presented after their death, only one of them will prevail.
How is the actual moment of death described?
you cant describe it because usually after the moment of death, you basically die so who knows?
