May I have your attenion please!

Do you remember what we talked about on Dec13 and Dec16 2005 about the unforgivable crime of suicide in Christianity? I don’t think so, anyway the articles are still down here and you can check it out if you like. Needles to say that the argument had not and still hasn’t any thing to do with the horrible and apparently unpreventable emotional act of suicide killings that unfortunately we all see and hear about in recent years; no, the argument was a logical debate, if you like.
Now my learned honorable friends! Listen to this:
The catholic church of Rome and the agents of that great messenger of love and passion and above all that great advocate of God’s kindness and FORGIVNESS, those holy fathers who do not, and will never, deny the serial killers and the mass murderers and those who have committed crimes against humanity, those nice people who do not deny any of these criminals the last prayer and the forgiving and sin washing ceremonies, condemn an innocent man who, because of chronic painful illness and that unbearable perpetual torture, in short because of living in hell for so long, has begged his doctor to let him loose to disconnect him from those horrible so called life saving machines! (The money making machines for the private hospitals, which is another ugly and sad story,) This poor innocent guy is unforgivable because of his despicable heinous crime! not being able to take it any more. True believers(?) or the machines, or maybe they are afraid that if they alow the slightest change there will be no stopping (?) Because of so much... and "this" goes for all of them of course; all religions are the same because of one god. aren't they? If it's true that is.

BBC NEWS, Dec23-06:
Italy's Roman Catholic Church has denied the right to a religious funeral to a terminally ill man whose fight to die sparked a fierce euthanasia debate.
Now the good news - bad news:
The good news is that I expect no comments my dears, because I know that most people feel at least uneasy, if not afraid understandably, to express opinion about these heavenly, celestial matters!
And the "bad" news is the subject itself. Or maybe we shoud say ridiculous instead of "bad"? I don't know.