After signing up for email, the Hemlock Society sent me the following sick message (a template):
Hello!
Thank you for your email to the Hemlock Society of Florida. We are committed to promoting dignity and freedom of choice at the end of life.
We urge you to join in our efforts! to make a donation, click here: http://www.hemlockflorida.org/foundation.htm
to become a member, click here: http://www.hemlockflorida.org/membership.htm
To view our most recent newsletters, click here: http://www.hemlockflorida.org/newsletter.htm
To get info on Living Wills (aka Advance Directives), click here: http://www.hemlockflorida.org/advdir.htm
Please help us make your death as dignified as possible.
All my best—for a good life—and good death,
Mary
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Think back to Biblical times, a hard life with virtually no medical services. People died at young ages. With modern medicine and machinery, people can be kept alive long after they should have passed. God surely doesn’t want His children to suffer or linger to meet Him.
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When people don’t believe that they are created by God and belong to Him, suicide doesn’t seem wrong (and neither does anything else). Without God or hope, “anything goes”…what they need is the gospel to “open their eyes and turn them from darkness to light, and from the power of Satan to God, so that they may receive forgiveness of sins and a place among those who are sanctified by faith in” Christ. Acts 26:18
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