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Could the events leading up to the crucifixion of Jesus be considered a form of suicidal behaviour?
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You have asked an interesting question. In my opinion the answer is yes. Christ's behavior was designed to bring him to the attention of the authorities and could certainly be described as suicidal behavior or more succinctly, suicide by behavior. It is a common thread that weaves itself through martyrdom. Causing one's own death with much fanfare so as to bring attention to one's message.
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Could all of us be committed to suicide. Smoking, drinking, drugs or living life to die old. We already know that we will surely die. Could that be a form of suicide. He had to go through this to show us that He is God. Who else can survive suicide.
Opinion
Absolutely Not. People who commit suicide are technically committing the sin of murder.
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Jesus instructed the earliest believers about the prophetic and theological meaning of his death and resurrection. The resurrection of Jesus involved His physical body, but His resurrected life was a new kind of life called into being by God, the Effector of the resurrection. Because of the resurrection of Jesus, we have assurance of the resurrection of All persons; some to salvation and some to perdition. Jesus' sacrifice on the cross is God's ultimate answer to the problem of death, not as you say, a form of suicidal behavior.
Opinion
You have asked an interesting question. In my opinion the answer is yes. Christ's behavior was designed to bring him to the attention of the authorities and could certainly be described as suicidal behavior or more succinctly, suicide by behavior. It is a common thread that weaves itself through martyrdom. Causing one's own death with much fanfare so as to bring attention to one's message.
Opinion
Could all of us be committed to suicide. Smoking, drinking, drugs or living life to die old. We already know that we will surely die. Could that be a form of suicide. He had to go through this to show us that He is God. Who else can survive suicide.
Opinion
Absolutely Not. People who commit suicide are technically committing the sin of murder.
Opinion
Jesus instructed the earliest believers about the prophetic and theological meaning of his death and resurrection. The resurrection of Jesus involved His physical body, but His resurrected life was a new kind of life called into being by God, the Effector of the resurrection. Because of the resurrection of Jesus, we have assurance of the resurrection of All persons; some to salvation and some to perdition. Jesus' sacrifice on the cross is God's ultimate answer to the problem of death, not as you say, a form of suicidal behavior.
Opinion
You have asked an interesting question. In my opinion the answer is yes. Christ's behavior was designed to bring him to the attention of the authorities and could certainly be described as suicidal behavior or more succinctly, suicide by behavior. It is a common thread that weaves itself through martyrdom. Causing one's own death with much fanfare so as to bring attention to one's message.
Opinion
Could all of us be committed to suicide. Smoking, drinking, drugs or living life to die old. We already know that we will surely die. Could that be a form of suicide. He had to go through this to show us that He is God. Who else can survive suicide.
Opinion
Absolutely Not. People who commit suicide are technically committing the sin of murder.
Opinion
Jesus instructed the earliest believers about the prophetic and theological meaning of his death and resurrection. The resurrection of Jesus involved His physical body, but His resurrected life was a new kind of life called into being by God, the Effector of the resurrection. Because of the resurrection of Jesus, we have assurance of the resurrection of All persons; some to salvation and some to perdition. Jesus' sacrifice on the cross is God's ultimate answer to the problem of death, not as you say, a form of suicidal behavior.
Opinion
You have asked an interesting question. In my opinion the answer is yes. Christ's behavior was designed to bring him to the attention of the authorities and could certainly be described as suicidal behavior or more succinctly, suicide by behavior. It is a common thread that weaves itself through martyrdom. Causing one's own death with much fanfare so as to bring attention to one's message.
Opinion
Could all of us be committed to suicide. Smoking, drinking, drugs or living life to die old. We already know that we will surely die. Could that be a form of suicide. He had to go through this to show us that He is God. Who else can survive suicide.
Opinion
Absolutely Not. People who commit suicide are technically committing the sin of murder.
Opinion
Jesus instructed the earliest believers about the prophetic and theological meaning of his death and resurrection. The resurrection of Jesus involved His physical body, but His resurrected life was a new kind of life called into being by God, the Effector of the resurrection. Because of the resurrection of Jesus, we have assurance of the resurrection of All persons; some to salvation and some to perdition. Jesus' sacrifice on the cross is God's ultimate answer to the problem of death, not as you say, a form of suicidal behavior.
What else can I help you with?
What is chronic suicide?
Individuals who engage in repeated acts of suicidal behaviour eg. (Burning themselves, cutting), eventually leading to suicide
What are signs of suicidal behavior and how can you help a person who is feeling alienated?
Depression is a leading factor that contributes to suicidal behavior. Therapy can help one who is depressed.
What role did the betrayal of Judas play in the events leading up to the crucifixion of Jesus?
The betrayal of Judas played a significant role in the events leading up to the crucifixion of Jesus. Judas' betrayal led to Jesus being arrested by the authorities, ultimately leading to his trial and crucifixion. This act of betrayal was a key factor in the fulfillment of the prophecy of Jesus' death and resurrection.
How many times did Jesus shed his bloood?
Once, during the events leading up to and through the Crucifixion.
Different leaderships styles?
listening well to people leading people good behaviour
What is passion music based on?
Passion music based on Gospel texts covering events leading to his Crucifixion
How does people die from drinking?
With the addiction, too many kills brain cells over time, leading to suicidal/homicidal stupidity or brain damage.
What happened to the Jesus movement and its followers after his crucifixion"?
After Jesus' crucifixion, his followers continued to spread his teachings, leading to the growth of the early Christian movement. Persecution by the Roman authorities and internal conflicts within the movement eventually led to the establishment of Christianity as a separate religion.
Who was the disciple known as Judas, not Iscariot, and what role did he play in the events leading up to Jesus' crucifixion?
Judas, not Iscariot, was one of the twelve disciples of Jesus. He is also known as Thaddeus or Lebbaeus. Judas played a minor role in the events leading up to Jesus' crucifixion, as he asked Jesus during the Last Supper why he would reveal himself to the disciples and not to the world.
Is the upside down cross considered evil?
The upside-down cross is often associated with Satanism and the occult, leading to its perception as a symbol of evil. However, it can also have other meanings in different contexts, such as representing St. Peter's crucifixion. Ultimately, its interpretation depends on individual beliefs and cultural associations.
Was Jesus persecuted during his time on Earth?
Yes, Jesus was persecuted during his time on Earth. He faced opposition from religious leaders and authorities, leading to his crucifixion.
What evidence supports the belief that Jesus died on the cross?
The main evidence supporting the belief that Jesus died on the cross comes from historical accounts written by eyewitnesses and early followers of Jesus, such as the Gospels in the Bible. These accounts describe in detail the events leading up to Jesus' crucifixion, including his trial, crucifixion, and burial. Additionally, there is archaeological evidence that confirms the practice of crucifixion during that time period.
