If a family member where in Comma under what conditions should they unplug? What if the person was religious..
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As an Islamic rule, if the doctors rule that the person is in a vegetative state or brain dead, the nearest relative can allow the plug to be pulled.\n\nPersonally, I think I'm religious and I wouldn't want anyone to sacrifice their time, house and savings to keep me alive for a few more days, weeks or months.  But then again, that's my personal wish.\n\nMay Allah never put anyone in this situation and help those who are facing it now.  Ameen.
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According to the Christian religion it is wrong. Jesus said specifically not to say any bad words without a qualification that being in the bedroom is ok. Now, we have a free will but He said not to do it.
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Thank you from a mom's viewpoint.  I think it's lack of supervision.  The computer may be in an area of the home that's is shut off from the adults.  Also I don't think some parents know what type of questions are being asked.
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Prayer and sharing prayer requests \nbrings comfort and support to the family,\nbut also will help you.  What you have\ndone in telling about the situation helps\nyou not to keep your feelings inside and you\nwill feel stronger knowing other people\nwill be praying.
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i don't think that they should, only because it is part of their religion... how would you feel if you did something every once in awhile because it was tradition (like christmas or your birthday) and then all of a sudden it was banned? you would still want to do it right? i don't think that they would have to stop
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To make it correct, you need an article before "hospital."  You could use "the" or "a," but "the" is probably the better choice.\n\nYou also have to move the phrase "who was in a traffic accident" to be right after the word "stranger" because that's who it describes.\n\nThe correct sentence reads:\n"Yesterday I sent a stranger who was is a traffic accident to the hospital."\n\nSome people told you to put a comma after "yesterday."  You can do that, but you don't have to.  (That's because it's adverb, not a dependant clause, like a phrase beginning with "when" or "after" or something like that.) I wouldn't use that comma because it just slows down the sentence.\n\nIt's also optional to add more commas like this:\n"Yesterday I sent a stranger, who was is a traffic accident, to the hospital."\nIt just depends on how you want the sentence to read.  It's probably better to use those commas, but yI don't think you don't have to.
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That is definately a tough one to deal with. Unfortunately the answers are not what we really want to hear. You see God set up the family system to work a certain way. You see all troughout the Bible that families come in many shapes and sizes and all of the children from both or from previous honored and obeyed their current father. \n  Now the good part!  The Word indicates that when two people are wed that they shall leave their father and mother and give themselves to each other.  They have essentially become a new family unit.  In that unit the husband is set up as the spiritual leader and the woman gains profound blessings. By that you are no longer under the authority of either of your parents.  Honoring them is still important as well as honoring each other. However, obeying every whim is not necessary. \nI do not know the situation you have but I can tell you putting God first, then your husband, and then family, will really help in a lot of things.  Father in Laws may be full of good advice and wisdom but we are not bound to use it any longer.  Listen to him. Honor him by living a life worthy to his son. But do not feel like you have to be what he wants you to be. Your family should be different than theirs.
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:}\nIt might be considered irreligious to take faith and scripture so lightly.\n\nDid you check for lightning before typing this?
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i say end it. religion from strong religious families causes a whole bunch of problems that extend all the way to grandma.
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I am betting they made a mistake on the paper... a typo perhaps or just human error in recording it.  Contact the school to verify.  Is it legal?  I do not know, but I know you can have them excused for religious reasons in America.  Any good lawyer can push that issue.  Just as some religions do not do Christmas and are excused the day of the party, etc.\n\nMy guess is that it was a mistake, but contact them to find out.\n\nSue
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yes, the punctuation is correct, however the sentence is very informal, so if it is for an essay I'd change it to make it more formal.
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Follow your own spiritual path, but let them come to their own conclusions about their path. You can only be accountable for yourself. Just be the best for yourself you can. Be peaceful and try to live by example. Maybe your family will notice without needing to say anything.
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can you spell     p e r j u r y ?\n\nThe streets would be empty of licensed drivers if people who don't attend church or those whose marriage was not honky dorey were denied drivers licenses.\n\nLMBO@ not attending church as the deciding factor.\n\nYou give the courts a load of premeditated and rehearsed bull and you have the nerve to condemn a man for not going to church. \n\nGimme a break, you liar! \n\nPS You lied in court by pretending you had first hand knowledge, when in fact you didn't. Here you first express you had sympathy for the family member because that family member attended church. Now you you want to change your testimony to the court, and now you want us to believe church attendance had nothing to do with your decision but that you are simply selfishly ticked that he may not be attending AA counselling regularly.\n\nIt seems that you have a deep personal problem whereas you feel there is always a need to dishonorably lie to suit your agenda.\n\nIt's understandable that you have a guilty conscience.\n\n(I'm betting and giving 10-1 odds that this family member is not direct blood line related, but through marriage.)
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kill someone. \nI would not go to church
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Are you sure you don't mean direct address? That is when you address directly a person or thing and it must be set off from the rest of the sentence by commas.\n\nExamples: MARY, will you please be sure you have finished all your homework!!\n\n                  Will you please be sure, MARY, that you have finished all of your homework!!\n\n                   Will you please be sure that you have finished all of your homework, MARY!!\n\nI hope this helps.\n\nChow!!
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The Bible states, if thine hand offends the then cut it  off. If thine eye offends the then pluck it out,etc. The same should be for every part of the body. Just be truly sure the person is guilty.
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I HATE it when they omit the comma.  It makes me confused.  I start to wonder if the last two items are more closely related than the other items.  But every time I try to argue about this to somebody, they tell me to stop being so stuck up about grammar when my own isn't so good.  So I just keep quiet and ignore it.