The Town of Odyssey

I've heard of highly improbable or impossible things happening, yes I do.

Do you think that humans have the right to end life? (ie: end of life care, abortion, execution. etc..)

Heh, just last week in English class I was on the debate team that was pro-execution.

Execution: yes.
Abortion: No.
End of life care? Meaning physician-assisted-suicide? If so no, if not, I don't know what's meat.

(Does it look awkward for King Herod to comment under a comment about killing children? Just kidding. Down with abortion!!!)
What are your thoughts on "Once Saved Always Saved"? Also, I'm new around here...so may I ask your denomination- or are you non-denominatinal?

I'm not sure about that. I don't know if you could really lose salvation, as it would take turning away and going away completely, but it could be possible. I don't know.

I am nondenominational.
Ayn/John either knew that already or is smart enough to deduce it from my church's statement of faith.

DanP740 wrote: End of life care? Meaning physician-assisted-suicide? If so no, if not, I don't know what's meat.

So I mean the practice of "unplugging" patients who are assumed to be going to die, by taking away their life support and or food and water. Another situation would be brain dead people

Brain dead are gone, so there isn't a reason to keep them alive, although I read an article recently about how current methods of determining brain activity aren't completely perfect and that some people aren't actually brain dead.
People that assumed to be going to die, treatment should continue, as it's possible they could recover.