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Originally posted by Cow Poke View PostSeriously, these "situations" are silly --- if there are that many people IN the lifeboat, and it hasn't sunk yet, everybody just needs to remain calm and collectively paddle for shore, watching out for sharks.
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Seriously, these "situations" are silly --- if there are that many people IN the lifeboat, and it hasn't sunk yet, everybody just needs to remain calm and collectively paddle for shore, watching out for sharks.
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They aren't in the lifeboat! They were rescued by an evil villain who now want to kill everyone in an evil death trap!
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Originally posted by Christianbookworm View PostYou and 15 others are in a lifeboat which is now overloaded by the weight of one person. The water around you is surrounded by sharks. There is a island in the distance. You can't sacrifice yourself. What do you do? And for some reason, you are the only one who can make the choice and no one volunteers to die.
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I may know friends/loved ones better than ones on the lifeboat, I may consider who acts best under stress and most comfortable going home to God.
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How about the old villain has two of your friends/loved ones held hostage and you can only save one! And you are a character in a story where it is only up to you and you can't call the cops for some crazy reason! Hopefully y'all decided beforehand...
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Roll the lot, and whoever it lands on, gets thrown overboard. Every decision of the lot comes from the LORD anyways.
I probably wouldn't have a "lot" handy, so I'd have to very quickly find a way to randomize who gets chunked. And I'm not good at quick thinking.
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In general, I find "what might Jesus have me do?" is a much better question than "what would Jesus do?"
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Originally posted by ChristianbookwormYou and 15 others are in a lifeboat which is now overloaded by the weight of one person. The water around you is surrounded by sharks. There is a island in the distance. You can't sacrifice yourself. What do you do? And for some reason, you are the only one who can make the choice and no one volunteers to die.
Originally posted by Sparko View PostJust chop off an arm or leg of about 8 random people. That will lessen the weight enough so that everyone can survive.
I think Sparko's answer comes from personal experience
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Just chop off an arm or leg of about 8 random people. That will lessen the weight enough so that everyone can survive.
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Originally posted by Christianbookworm View PostThink he's reffering to the ones were the situation is designed on purpose to force you into an ethical dilemma.
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Think he's reffering to the ones were the situation is designed on purpose to force you into an ethical dilemma.
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