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Moral Crossroads

The way you prepare yourself for an inevitable death as a believer in Christ can give you the result of eternal life. With the uncertainty of death and a possible life full of guilt, it can be a moral struggle for a person to become judgemental or self-focused, losing confidence in the teaching of Christ. In regards to suicide or extending their life past what Christ has intended for them due to modern technology, raises the question, are they going against the duties of a follower of Christ?

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This book was designed as a guide for Christians to give guidance for their moral values to achieve eternal peace. Through Deontology, faith in Christ is not a choice, but it is your moral duty, regardless of a personal benefit. Belief in Christ is not about thinking of heaven vs hell, but your duty to follow God's commandments. Right and Wrong is determined by divine law that must be followed.

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Big Points

  • Title: A Matter of Life & Death
  • Author: Herbert Vander Lugt
  • Year: 1981
  • Publication Place/Publisher: Grand Rapids, Michigan
  • Lilly Library Call Number: HV6493 .V3

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Brandon Bay

Brandon is currently an undergrad in Informatics at Indiana University. With multiple years of professional experience, currently developing a technology background.

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