Death Clock :- A Mistake or Sin ??????????

Someone else sent me this link in email. I think it's not to be taken seriously😆

One question though - if you really feel it's a sin then why are you spreading this sin around?

btw, given my current approx. BMI, I have almost 40 more years to go😆

Originally posted by: Gauri_3

Someone else sent me this link in email. I think it's not to be taken seriously😆

One question though - if you really feel it's a sin then why are you spreading this sin around? 😆😆 Haan bai, aakhir kyon 😆😆

btw, given my current approx. BMI, I have almost 40 more years to go😆

Originally posted by: SholaJoBhadkey

Me too! Issi baat per ek gaana yaad aaya

"saath jiyengey, saath marengey hum tum dono Bahni

marney se naiyon darna..." 😆😆

😆😆....... wednesday, June 17, 2048 to be precise😛 😆 I was quite relieved actually. See, I just can't afford to pass that 100yr mark. Otherwise my life insurance policy will elapse and kids will be robbed of MAJOR portion of their inheritance For me, this deathclock was a lifesaver😛....assured me my planning is on the right track😆😆

Saturday May something 2078. Pshaw, too long away. 70 more Years, Jesus!!!!

Firstly, the death clock is just an estimator. It does not claim to be an accurate realistic predictor. Many people actually mistake the death clock to be some sort of sinister joke or dark site. If you look at the site carefully it attempts to tell people how short life can be. It tries to make people aware how obesity or cigarette smoking can shorten a person's life It does not play with death as much as it warns you not to play with life. Basically, does not religion itself tell us not to play with our life.

Secondly, what part of life is not ultimately a card dealt in the end game.

Finally, what is the human obsession with defining 'sin'. True that most faiths lay down the ground rules of 'sin' and tell us to avoid them. But as far as I know there is really no faith that delegates the judgment of 'sin' to ordinary humans. Is 'judgment of sin' not a power vested in God and only God. In fact it inferentially seems blasphemous for any human to pass any such judgment.

So when we judge someone or something to be 'sinful' is it a 'sin' in our perception and interpretation or can we say of surety that we can read God's mind and God will most surely concur with us and what we call sin is indeed sin and what we do not label as sin is not sin. Suppose we claim to have been able to truly interpret and enforce God's wishes, then we claim our judgment is exactly the same as God's judgment. Then in that aspect have we not committed blasphemy of claiming to know the exact will and thought of God.

Yet why are human beings obsessed with judging everything as 'sin' or 'not sin'?

nobody but God knows when we will die so this deathclock is just a lie.

Originally posted by: Life_Rulezz

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Perfect Answer . May God's blessing and Mercy be on True ones always.😳

LRR FOR LIFE!😳

Originally posted by: Gauri_3

😆😆....... wednesday, June 17, 2048 to be precise😛 😆 I was quite relieved actually. See, I just can't afford to pass that 100yr mark. Otherwise my life insurance policy will elapse and kids will be robbed of MAJOR portion of their inheritance For me, this deathclock was a lifesaver😛....assured me my planning is on the right track😆😆

In a way Death Clock helps by telling people as how short this life is and we just need to give up bad deeds and do always what your religion says. , what ever God said. Does Man listens ???? Tons of example to give .........................😭

LRR FOR LIFE👍🏼