The document discusses whether suicide is considered an unforgivable sin according to the Bible. It provides context that God forgives sins if they are confessed, but suicide represents a rejection of God's gift of life. The document then defines and describes different types of suicide, including by gunshot, hanging, jumping, and cutting. It also discusses suicide in teenagers, warning signs, and ways to prevent suicidal thoughts.

1. Life is what God given to us. But how do people
choose to end their life?
Does God forgive SUICIDE or it is the
UNFORGIVABLE sin???
God refers to sin and blasphemy against
the Holy Spirit as unforgivable sin. The act of
insulting and lack of reverence for God.

2. The Bible says in 1 John 1:9,
"If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just
will forgive us our sins and purify us from all
unrighteousness."
This verse, speak of God's forgiveness, and the
concept of SUICIDE is considered as an
unforgivable sin. Attempting suicide is a
waste of life. A life that is the most precious
gift that we received from our God…

3. Unforgivable sin is the rejection of Jesus
Christ's offer of salvation. If you don't
accept his gift, you cannot be forgiven.

5. SUICIDE—from Modern Latin suicidium
Sui— "of oneself"
-cidium— "a killing”
The act of killing yourself
because you do not want to continue
living.

6. SUICIDE
SELF-MURDER
kill own life brutally
SELF-SLAUGHTER
kill in a violent manner
SELF-DESTRUCTION
the act of killing yourself; a crime

7. DIFFERENT TYPES
OF SUICIDE

8. GUNSHOT SUICIDE

10. Severe facial traumas caused by Self inflicted
shotgun wound to the face with the gun barrel
positioned under the chin. Happened in Russia.

13. Teenage suicide is not
caused by any one factor, but
likely by a combination of them.
Depression can play a massive
role in teenage suicide. Some
contributing factors include:

14. EATING DISORDERS
involve either insufficient or
excessive food intake to the detriment of an
individual's physical and mental health.
BULIMIA NERVOSA and ANOREXIA NERVOSA
are the most common specific forms of
eating disorders.

15. BULIMIA NERVOSA & ANOREXIA NERVOSA

16. • Drug abuse
• Sexual abuse/rape
• Divorce of parents
• Trauma
• Household financial problems
• Being bullied
• Academic failure in
school and grade retention

17. • Social rejection
• Anger/guilt
• Relationship breakup
• Illness
• Disability/deformations
• Domestic
• violence or abuse

18. • Loneliness
• Feelings of
being misunderstood
• Insecurities
• Extreme mood swings
• Loss of a loved one
• Mental disorders

19. HANGING SUICIDE

21. Aokigahara Forest, Japan, Mount Fuji
volcano Bridge to the Sea of Trees, aka
Aokigahara. The ‘Suicide’ Forest is listed under
the top ten haunted places in the world:
“Considered as one of the most haunted forest in
the world”

22. Japan forest, found a man who commit hanging
suicide

23. JUMPING SUICIDE

26. CUTTING SUICIDE

29. Suicidal Painting by Polygamist

30. A suicide attack is an
attack upon a target in which
an attacker intends to kill
others and cause great
damage, knowing that he or
she will either certainly or
most likely die in the process.

33. 9/11 Terrorist Suicide Attack

34. Suicide Warning Signs
 Talking about suicide/ death
 Seeking access to guns, pills, knives, or
other objects that could be used in a
suicide attempt.
 Writing poems or stories about death.
 No hope for the future, belief that things
will never get better or change.

35. Feelings of worthlessness,
guilt, shame, and self-hatred.
Feeling like a burden
Saying goodbye to people as if
they won't be seen again.
Desire to be left alone.
Self-destructive behavior

36. Suicide warning signs in teens
• Additional warning signs that a teen may be
considering suicide:
• Change in eating and sleeping habits
• Withdrawal from friends, family, and
regular activities
• Violent or rebellious behavior, running
away
• Drug and alcohol use

37. • Unusual neglect of personal
appearance
• Persistent boredom, difficulty
concentrating, or a decline in the
quality of schoolwork
• Frequent complaints about physical
symptoms, often related to
emotions, such as stomachaches,
headaches, fatigue, etc.
• Not tolerating praise or rewards

38. HOW TO PREVENT SUICIDAL
THOUGHTS
Know that you can get through this.

39. Ask for help immediately.

40. Delay your plan.

41. Think of all the people who love and care about
you.

42. Don't feel guilty or ashamed for your thoughts.

43. Think of all the things you have yet to do.

44. Find a distraction.

45. Talk to a doctor or a therapist.

46. Make a gratitude list.