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自杀的能得救吗?
2022-07-30 07:44:58
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  自杀的能得救吗?
一,从《圣经》整体看,不许自杀。
以色列没有主动把自己的婴孩扔到法老的河里。
二,参孙是主动杀敌,而不是自杀。他是战士,是战士的行为。
三,大卫在苦难中没有自杀。
四,自杀的扫罗卖主犹大没有得救。
五,约伯在天灾人祸绝症中没有自杀。
六,约拿没有主动自杀。
七,以利亚只敢求主拿去他的性命。
(王上)
八,罗马时代,姊妹被卖进妓院。没有自杀。
奥古斯丁说:她们是为主殉道。她们在神面前仍然是圣洁的。
九,癌症病人,选择实验性药物。
是神的怜悯。
凡是能减轻减缓病人疼痛的药物,都是神喜悦的。
而不是故意不吃药故意受苦。
十,信主之后,因为忧郁症,家暴,保守贞洁。。。自杀是否得救?
我不知道。
我只知道不能教导:自杀的基督徒,也可能得救。
 你怎么知道自杀的基督徒就一定得救?
她本来抱着想自杀的心,来咨询你。
一听说基督徒自杀也可能得救。
她自杀了。罪就归到你头上了。
我们在辅导的时候,要强调神不喜悦自杀。
家暴可以离婚分居躲避。
十一,安乐死,基督徒不选择。
十二,因为贫穷,治不起,不治了,算不算自杀?
不算。因为是贫穷杀死了她。
是权力和社会的责任。
自杀是否得救上天堂?

  一位弟兄:

  麦克阿瑟的教会就曾经因为这样的事情被告上了法庭,因为辅导员直接回答了“能去天堂,能得救”,结果来寻求辅导的人回去就自杀了。

  一位弟兄:

  你要小心,当你在网络上说自杀也许得救的教义时,一旦你的想法是错误的,或别人看了你这么说,他自杀了,这个罪就在你的头上,神要审判你,你其实是可以不讲的,不讲不算为罪,一旦你这说法是错误的呢?


基督徒不自杀的原因?
1.生命是神所赐的,既神圣又尊贵;人不能随意毁灭。
“神就照着自己的形象造人,乃是照着他的形象造男造女。”(创1:27)
2.十诫中,神吩咐“不可杀人”(出20:13)。这杀人的吩咐,包括杀害别人和自己;因此,人不可自杀。
3.基督徒相信生命的主权,是在神里面。神藉耶稣基督的宝血,将人从罪恶中买赎出来。所以,人没有权利任意对待自己的生命和身体。
“我们没有一个人为自己活,也没有一个人为自己死。我们若活着,是为主而活;若死了,是为主而死。所以,我们或活或死总是主的人。”(罗14:7–8)
4.神在人身上有他所定的计划和旨意,人的生死时间不应由人自己去决定。
“无人有权力掌管生命,将生命留住;也无人有权力掌管死期。”(传8:8上)
5.神按他的计划和旨意创造人,是要人荣耀他。人的生命除了有神的旨意和计划,也有荣耀神的使命。
“我们的主,我们的神,你是配得荣耀、尊贵、权柄的;因为你创造了万物,幷且万物是因你的旨意被创造而有的。”(启4:11)
对于基督徒来说,生命是神所赐,只有神是生命的主,人只是生命的管家。因此,也只有神才有掌控人生命的主权,任何人都不能给生命(包括自己的生命)作结束的决定
一个非基督徒自杀都会被认为是做傻事和不负责任甚至是自私的行为,难道基督徒也要去做让人厌恶的事情吗?关心别人是对的,但自杀被你说成这样我不理解。
真正的基督徒不会自杀,安乐死、无意识的(比如精神病)不在讨论的范围,自主意识的自杀是不信神的一种表现。杀别人是因为恨,杀自己是恨到了绝望,其实就是对神安排给自己的一生绝望,本质上是对神绝望。「信而受洗的,必然得救;不信的,必被定罪」。

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    2022-07-31 06:31:27

    Investor Behavior

    In 2001, Dalbar, a financial-services research firm, released a study entitled "Quantitative Analysis of Investor Behavior," which concluded that average investors consistently fail to achieve returns that beat or even match the broader market indices. The study found that in the 17-year period to December 2000, the S&P 500 returned an average of 16.29% per year, while the typical equity investor achieved only 5.32% for the same period—a startling 9% difference!2 It also found that during the same period, the average fixed-income investor earned only a 6.08% return per year, while the long-term Government Bond Index reaped 11.83%.

     

    In a 2015 follow-up of the same publication, Dalbar again concluded that average investors fail to achieve market-index returns. It found that "the average equity mutual fund investor underperformed the S&P 500 by a wide margin of 8.19%. The broader market return was more than double the average equity mutual fund investor's return (13.69% vs. 5.50%)."2 Average fixed income mutual fund investors also consistently underperformed—returning 4.81% less than the benchmark bond market index.

     

    Why does this happen? Behavioral finance provides some possible explanations.

     

    Fear of Regret and stock signals

    Fear of regret, or simply regret theory, deals with the emotional reaction people experience after realizing they've made an error in judgment. Faced with the prospect of selling a stock, investors become emotionally affected by the price at which they purchased the stock. 3 So, they avoid selling it as a way to avoid the regret of having made a bad investment, as well as the embarrassment of reporting a loss. We all hate to be wrong, don't we?

     

    What investors should really ask themselves when contemplating selling a stock is: "What are the consequences of repeating the same purchase if this security were already liquidated and would I invest in it again?" If the answer is "no," it's time to sell ; otherwise, the result is regret in buying a losing stock and the regret of not selling when it became clear that a poor investment decision was made—and a vicious cycle ensues where avoiding regret leads to more regret.

     

    Regret theory can also hold true for investors when they discover that a stock they had only considered buying has increased in value. Some investors avoid the possibility of feeling this regret by following the conventional wisdom and buying only stocks that everyone else is buying, rationalizing their decision with "everyone else is doing it."

     

    Oddly enough, many people feel much less embarrassed about losing money on a popular stock that half the world owns than about losing money on an unknown or unpopular stock.

     

    stock signals and Mental Accounting Behaviors

    Humans have a tendency to place particular events into mental compartments, and the difference between these compartments sometimes impacts our behavior more than the events themselves.

     

    Say, for example, you aim to catch a show at the local theater and tickets are $20 each. When you get there, you realize you've lost a $20 bill. Do you buy a $20 ticket for the show anyway? Behavior finance has found that roughly 88% of people in this situation would do so.4 Now, let's say you paid for the $20 ticket in advance. When you arrive at the door, you realize your ticket is at home. Would you pay $20 to purchase another? Only 40% of respondents would buy another. Notice, however, that in both scenarios, you're out $40: different scenarios, the same amount of money, different mental compartments. Pretty silly, huh?

     

    An investing example of mental accounting is best illustrated by the hesitation to sell an investment that once had monstrous gains and now has a modest gain. During an economic boom and bull market, people get accustomed to healthy, albeit paper, gains. When the market correction deflates investor's net worth, they're more hesitant to sell at the smaller profit margin. They create mental compartments for the gains they once had, causing them to wait for the return of that profitable period.

    Forex trading Signals

     

    Prospect Theory and Loss-Aversion

    It doesn't take a neurosurgeon to know that people prefer a sure investment return to an uncertain one—we want to get paid for taking on any extra risk. That's pretty reasonable. Here's the strange part. Prospect theory suggests people express a different degree of emotion towards gains than towards losses. Individuals are more stressed by prospective losses than they are happy from equal gains.5

     

    An investment advisor won't necessarily get flooded with calls from her client when she's reported, say, a $500,000 gain in the client's portfolio. But, you can bet that phone will ring when it posts a $500,000 loss! A loss always appears larger than a gain of equal size—when it goes deep into our pockets, the value of money changes.

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    https://www.gold-pattern.com/en

     

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