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Old 11-26-2011, 05:02 AM   #41 (permalink)
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"Classifications of Suicide

1. The first classification includes those who kill themselves in order to hurt someone, get revenge, or who kill themselves out of hatred for someone else. According to Ritchie, these people haunt the living by being aware of every horrible consequence their suicide had on others.

2. The second classification includes those who, because of mental illness, confusion, or a terminal illness, take their own life. Ritchie states these people are allowed many opportunities from God to grow in love just as any other person would who had not committed suicide. In other words, there are no negative consequences for them.

3. The third classification includes those who kill themselves from drug, alcohol, or any other addiction. According to Ritchie, these people can become stuck in limbo trying in vain to satisfy their addiction until eventually something frees them. This condition is often called an earthbound condition." -near-death.com

-----This is just one perspective to view suicide. I have no idea if it's true or not. It's probably not this simple.
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