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gthomas · October 3rd, 2003, 10:31 AM

When I was in my youth, I got into Alister Crowley, Anton LaVey, and others, in a big way.
It was wasn't the denail od GOD, just worshipping the opposite.
I got saved at 22, hasn't been perfect, but better.
I took care of my father from 1999-2001, when he got cancer.
He grew up in church, and thought that was all that was necessary.
I prayed for him, and during this time, he also became saved.
He died on Feb. 28, 2001.
Since Jan., when he came home for the last time, he didn't listen to the radio, tv, etc., he was content.
The monday before he died, he went comatose, and had his 'death mask face', he still looked content. And when he died, it was as if he had somewhat of a smile on his face.
The only part that sucked, was, I walked out of the room, my sister came over, saw him(I was fixing dinner), went she walked out of the room, I talked briefly to her, then went in to see him, and he was gone. About the space of 5 minutes.
You never know, it's before you get there, that you have too make that decision.

In comparison,when Voltaire died, he died worse than a pig(his attitude, demeaner).
How would you rather go?

October 3rd, 2003, 10:31 AM	#34
gthomas Banned gthomas is offline Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 3,656 Rep Power: 0	Re: Death............................................. .... When I was in my youth, I got into Alister Crowley, Anton LaVey, and others, in a big way. It was wasn't the denail od GOD, just worshipping the opposite. I got saved at 22, hasn't been perfect, but better. I took care of my father from 1999-2001, when he got cancer. He grew up in church, and thought that was all that was necessary. I prayed for him, and during this time, he also became saved. He died on Feb. 28, 2001. Since Jan., when he came home for the last time, he didn't listen to the radio, tv, etc., he was content. The monday before he died, he went comatose, and had his 'death mask face', he still looked content. And when he died, it was as if he had somewhat of a smile on his face. The only part that sucked, was, I walked out of the room, my sister came over, saw him(I was fixing dinner), went she walked out of the room, I talked briefly to her, then went in to see him, and he was gone. About the space of 5 minutes. You never know, it's before you get there, that you have too make that decision. In comparison,when Voltaire died, he died worse than a pig(his attitude, demeaner). How would you rather go?