Actually, I'd rather pray. cuz seriously, cancer is incurable, chemo makes you sicker and suffer longer, and even if God doesn't take the cancer away, you'll go to heaven for being a good Christian with faith. After that, who needs to live?
He kill them with they love.. That's the way it is.. All over the world
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Cancer is incurable? Tell my mother, who had chemo for lymphoma 8 years ago and is going strong today. A lot of cancers are treatable if caught in the early stages.
"even if God doesn't take the cancer away, you'll go to heaven for being a good Christian with faith."
If I'm not mistaken, the last sentence is a line from the book The Green Mile. Although in this case, it's probably from the movie, because this poster is clearly too stupid to read books.
I'd say it needs to be taken on a case-by-case basis. I don't think I would want to bother with a lengthy, painful, and expensive chemo treatment if it had only a slim chance of succeeding; I've known a few people whose chemo treatments failed them (no idea whether they just started too late or if the cancer was just too aggressive).
Well, my mother had cancer, surgery and chemo and lived another 30 healthy years.your right to refuse cancer treatments for yourself.
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Very well. Pray and refuse medical treatment when you're sick. If you want to die, so be it. It's better than suicide bombing.
"This asshat seems to advocate suicide by deliberately refusing medical "treatment as a means of getting to Heaven. I thought suicide was a sin?"
I wonder if one day the fundies are going to form a cult where they all pray for forgiveness and some guy shoots them so they can go right to heaven. That guy that shoots them can simply deeply repent for it afterwards and still go to heaven later. Because after all, the blood of jesus washes away all sins!
After that, who needs to live? Those of us who realize that we have but one life and that we are incredibly lucky to have it.
"chemo makes you sicker and suffer longer"
Tell it to Lance Armstrong (prick and a cheat though he may be), or to Bob Champion, a former steeplechase jockey in the UK who recovered from cancer to ride the winner of the Grand National in about 1981. In fact, an excellent movie entitled "Champions" was made about Bob and his winning Grand National mount, Aldaniti.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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