mr. guitar
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I don't want to know when I'm goin Home...That's God's plan. God can take me Home whenever He wants to. So everyday I just praise God for everything and worship Him. That's all I care about is the Lord!
Would You Want To Know When Your Going To Die?
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msez2u
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I am tossed on this one. Part of me would like to know when I get to see my 2 children and brother. The other part of me doesn't want to know so I dont alter the way I'm living now. My favorite quote is...work like you dont need the money, love like you have never been hurt, and dance like no one is watching and this is how I live each day. This quote changed my life when I had a very close death experience when I was 17 yrs old. I was ganged ---- and had my throat slit and left in an alley to die. An angel driving by somehow saw me and got help and while I was in the hospital this angel came and saw me and this is what he told me as he left me to never be seen again he never gave his name. I live by this quote faithfully everyday and I'm afraid If I knew when my last days were going to be I wouldnt live to the fullest.
jovial
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Originally Posted by reefkprZ
if you knew when you were going to die there would be no such thing as risk because you would know, "I can do this and live" I wont die for another 10years. talk about taking the fun out of skydiving, half the thrill is the not knowing if its going to open. know what I mean?
Heres why.
Knowing your death date changes the definition of risk... at least for the person who knows.
The same risks arent there because you know your not going to die from them, therefore you could assume more risk/danger compaired to others and continue to remain safe.
If you didnt know when you were going to die, you couldn't assume this danger/risk with certainty.
I always wondered that if one skydives because they enjoy the risk why go to the hassle of inspecting the chute prior to jumping.
Kind of remindes me of the time travel scenarios.
if you knew when you were going to die there would be no such thing as risk because you would know, "I can do this and live" I wont die for another 10years. talk about taking the fun out of skydiving, half the thrill is the not knowing if its going to open. know what I mean?
Heres why.
Knowing your death date changes the definition of risk... at least for the person who knows.
The same risks arent there because you know your not going to die from them, therefore you could assume more risk/danger compaired to others and continue to remain safe.
If you didnt know when you were going to die, you couldn't assume this danger/risk with certainty.
I always wondered that if one skydives because they enjoy the risk why go to the hassle of inspecting the chute prior to jumping.
Kind of remindes me of the time travel scenarios.
royal gang
Active Member
Originally Posted by Clown Boy
except a heart attack...
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except a heart attack...
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