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>USA is a great nation,and is a beacon of hope for the world for peace and
>security,and for Human Rights.
>
>The desire of Bush to see her live,and the Congress and the American people
>wish her well,is all spoken and written everywhere.
>
>Those who advocate her life to be terminated,as the Court did was to lessen
>her pain,and fulfil her wish to die,all based on Micheal's words.
>
>BUT IN NOWHERE THAT SHE SHOULD BE STARVE,DEHYDRATED AND DENIED THE RELIEF OF
>NUTRITIONAL SUBSTANCE FOR HER BODY,AS NO ONE EVER CONTENDED ON THAT.
>
>There are evil motives here on this life.
>
>She is now being tortured.The most powerful administration of the world
>could not save her,or they can but because of constraints by some
>Legalities,or Rules's absurd,had to wash their hands infront of the world.
>
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"......The most powerful administration of the world could not save her......"



That is not true.
When Bush has the motivation, he can do it.

If he can go against the wishes of whole world on Iraq, he can do anything.

But he doesn't have to violate international law this time.
He's got a pad of Executive Orders on his desk.

If Terri Schiavo dies, it will be because Bush was not motivated enough.
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Gary wrote:
> I recently came across this little passage from
> Thiessen's Lectures on Systematic Theology.
>
> The edition is 1949. p. 150.
>
> The latest edition, revised by a man named
> Doerksen, changes much of what Thiessen
> wrote.
>
> "Neither does God exercise an arbitrary will. Suns Scotus
> and certain other extreme determinists have held to the
> absoluteness of the divine will. They have taught that there
> is no criterion of value that determines God's will. A thing
> is right because God wills it. [This is voluntarism. gkm] To
> this we reply, that if this is the true, then the death of
> Christ is also not necessitated by any inner principle in
> God, but merely by the will of God. If God has willed to
> save man without the death of Christ He could have justly
> done so."

Very interesting problem. I have thought about it, but am unable to
design an erudite solution. From my point of view, with my very
limited intelligence, the problem, like God, is irreducibly complex.
So much so, that I feel an delicacy in assuming to assert an opinion.


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