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My personal opinion is that it does a disservice to kids to shelter them from it. If they believe fine and if they don't fine. But at least they know what it is. Quality parenting can guide a kid through so they can make their own decisions. Same with atheism. A kid knowing what it is and isn't...

Without a doubt. If scripture was exacting, there would be only one religion.

The quarter is over. If you have been slow, not sure whether that would change that?

Kinda like global warming. :cool:

I'm not sure it addresses it any different than the bible? But since it is a Hebrew book, it is more slanted towards to Jewish faith. I only know parts of it. More of a Job verses Satan kind of thing. Others will have to chime in for specific scripture.

Obama isn't happy. Keep a lookout overhead for the drones.;)

Simple. I know who is in the "network".

Might be true, but they forgot to tell you that others outside of "expediting" are hauling expedited freight. That is why the rates aren't moving.

One could take that position, but if it hasn't happened, then it hasn't happened. Nothing in life is guaranteed. Well maybe death and taxes.;)

From Stu's article, I'll help him with the "no comment". They are called "Bottom Feeders". ;)

I got a feeling the Federal government is going to be knee deep in this over the next couple of years.

It is basically when born and that is it. Not a word about anything before that if we are just looking at the religious part. Of course we see how that is interpreted through these posts.

That is why I said "me personally". I just look at it in the most clinical sense. If you have guidelines for death, then use the same the other way. But I do agree, it should be a state issue but probably won't be. I am also mindful that not everyone would agree with my position but I think...

If there is no brain function until 6 weeks, then you don't have life at that point. People are clinically dead if no brain waves exist. So....for me personally, that would be my benchmark. Pretty much the same criteria a doctor would use on the living. No brain activity according to them and...

Most of this seems fairly simple to me. If we are to declare someone dead when the heart and or brain waves/function cease to exist, that should be the guide to follow. If it is prior to that, there can't be a death where no life has actually happened or existed.. The rest of it should be up...