According to Christianity, all people who commit suicide go to hell?

[Sacrificed Ram]

Suicide is the prove calvinism is a farse. Suicide needs free will, without free will suicide is impossible.

[Ruggery]

I think that would be suicide, yes.

But it would not be better and faster than waiting for a slow and painful death, many request euthanasia to avoid that (only in the case that the person does not have salvation from the sickness).

[Sacrificed Ram]

And in that case the soul of the person would be safe?

It is divine deliberation.

[Ruggery]

Being a "good person" doesn't cut it. It matters whether or not they knew the Lord. That is the determining factor. God knows the heart of people and if they are saved or not. It matters if we die without the Lord, because we have no covering of our sins.

Then suppose that person is a Christian?

[The Lawspeaker]

But it would not be better and faster than waiting for a slow and painful death, many request euthanasia to avoid that (only in the case that the person does not have salvation from the sickness).

I am no theologian but I guess it would still count as suicide. Christian parties often stress the importance of stressing on providing good palliative care. Something which is actually pretty much lacking in our healthcare system.

[Ruggery]

I am no theologian but I guess it would still count as suicide. Christian parties often stress the importance of stressing on providing good palliative care. Something which is actually pretty much lacking in our healthcare system.

Could you please explain that better?
I do not understand it well.

[Sacrificed Ram]

To live is a slow motion suicide.

[The Lawspeaker]

Could you please explain that better?
I do not understand it well.

Palliative care. All people die. It's a natural thing It is just that we don't seem to realize this simple fact that when people go, they need adequate assistance in going. With the right medication,doctors can alleviate most pain and allow a patient to arrange whatever needs to be arranged. In other words: get them out of a hospital bad and into a hospice where they can spend their last months (or years), with doctors and priests on standby and a solicitor to write his will. Now people often go surrounded by grieving family in a hospital bed while there is little adequate care for either the patient in his dying moments or those he leaves behind.

[Ruggery]

To live is a slow motion suicide.

Right, anyway, we're all going to die someday.
That is why there is to take advantage of and enjoy our life.

[Ruggery]

Palliative care. All people die. It's a natural thing It is just that we don't seem to realize this simple fact that when people go, they need adequate assistance in going. With the right medication,doctors can alleviate most pain and allow a patient to arrange whatever needs to be arranged. In other words: get them out of a hospital bad and into a hospice where they can spend their last months (or years), with doctors and priests on standby and a solicitor to write his will. Now people often go surrounded by grieving family in a hospital bed while there is little adequate care for either the patient in his dying moments or those he leaves behind.

And Christianity says that is necessary?