A Case of Jehova's Witnesses

self or others is against most religions if not all of them, from Christianity to Islam to Judaism to polytheistic religions. That only makes sense opposing to contradicting beliefs in Jehovah’s Witnesses, a Christian religious group who believed in the second coming of Christ.

Blood transfusion was against their religion, or so they believed which makes this story somehow complicated and co

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This issue rests here, yet if you think about it, does it really?

. No true or final conclusion can be drawn, God, and God alone, knows what should’ve happened, therefore, he can judge. Her husband cannot take care of everything alone and her children need a mother around. She also asked for a priest to sit with her as a witness while till she dies to prove that she did not accept blood from a foreign body. Put two and two together and the conclusion would be: Suicide! There are always two sides of a story. Since blood transfusion was against the beliefs of Jehovah’s witnesses, why accept it? However, shouldn’t one sacrifice everything for his/her family? Inflicting pain on one’s self and others is against all religions so that means, she went against her own religion rather than abiding by it.

This controversial issue could go on and on, with different opinions here and there, but the truth lies at the bottom. She could have saved her life and spared herself and her whole family a lot of pain and grief but she chose death instead. The woman knew she would die if she did not have a blood transfusion, but she refused and preferred death. Her husband and children were pleading with her to take blood but she refused. He/she needs to be breastfed, and should have motherly love, tenderness and care. The first was suicide, the second, which is her point of view, is an act of sacrifice for her religion. A woman had just delivered a baby but was losing a large amount of blood.

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Approximate Word count = 368
Approximate Pages = 1 (250 words per page double spaced)

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