IS SUICIDE AN UNFORGIVABLE SIN?
This is a controversial issue within Christianity. Some Christians believe that no one who commits suicide has a single chance of salvation. But there is also a view that suicide is not necessarily an unforgivable sin. This video offers brief reflections on this issue in light of the Bible.
0:00 - Introduction
2:17 - What are the arguments for claiming that all suicides go to hell?
4:07 - The imprint of Orthodox culture on suicide
5:09 - A person who lived without God and committed suicide goes to hell
5:22 - A person who committed suicide could repent before death
6:30 - Suicide and mental illness
7:31 - The main argument why a suicide cannot go to heaven
7:50 - Can a Christian commit suicide?
8:03 - Christ died on the cross not only for past sins, but also for present and future ones.
8:49 - If we are saved by having to confess every sin, few will be saved
10:07 - The differences between a believer and an unbeliever
10:57 - There is no verse in the Bible that explicitly states that all suicides go to hell
11:09 - The Suicide of Judas
11:53 - Samson Committed Suicide
12:41 - The Question of Euthanasia
13:03 - Suicide is a Sin. There is No Justification for Suicide
13:38 - Conclusion