Is he the same guy that did the space jump several years ago?
Don’t think so, but not sure. Was never that impressed with the space jump. It looked cool visually yes. Obviously some technical challenges, but as long as he chute opened, what’s the difference between that and say 30k ft? Now, no chute from a distance you can’t even see your landing target that’s 100’x100’ net, now that’s messed up 
Space jump, way cool
Wing suit into a bunch of boxes, cooler and pretty darn risky
no chute from 25K into a net, is WTF…
There’s actually a ton of difference between the space jump and a 30k jump, namely the sound barrier and the difficulties it presented (in relation to maintaining a proper descent orientation, slowing down for chute opening, etc.).
Stupid and irresponsible. Has his kids there to potentially (high potential) see his old man die like a dumbass. Neat trick, sure. One way to make it into the books under “stupid ways to die”
Glad he lived to tell about it.
Man , that was quite the pucker producer, but I would consider it a violation of the 6th Commandment, and it’s made worst that he had a wife and child. Some guys seem to be adrenaline junkies.
Did he leave a brown contrail coming in? Because I would have.
The WHOOOOOOOOOOOLE way down… while screaming like a little girl… :fie:
Correction, to my non expert eyes on jumping from such heights, the no shoot jump the most WTF of the three. :neo:
What the hell does him jumping have to do with adultery?
I’m not a Roman Catholic. I subscribe to the Protestant version of the 6th. By putting his life in such danger, for what I don’t know, I believe he broke the commandment. I try to apply God’s law to all situations.
I’ll have to watch again. I didn’t see him kill anyone or even try to. Is there a thou shalt not do anything dangerous commandment?
The law of God is quite broad in it’s applications Psalm 119:96 encompassing all of life. The implications of the 6th commandment don’t just deal with “murder” but also to “preserving” life. Here is the Westminster larger catechism questions 135 and 136. I subscribe to these teachings. I think they are eminently biblical.
Q. 135. What are the duties required in the sixth commandment?
A. The duties required in the sixth commandment are all careful studies, and lawful endeavors, to preserve the life of ourselves[721] and others[722] by resisting all thoughts and purposes,[723] subduing all passions,[724] and avoiding all occasions,[725] temptations,[726] and practices, which tend to the unjust taking away the life of any;[727] by just defence thereof against violence,[728] patient bearing of the hand of God,[729] quietness of mind,[730] cheerfulness of spirit;[731] a sober use of meat,[732] drink,[733] physic,[734] sleep,[735] labour,[736] and recreations;[737] by charitable thoughts,[738] love,[739] compassion,[740] meekness, gentleness, kindness;[741] peaceable,[742] mild and courteous speeches and behaviour;[743] forbearance, readiness to be reconciled, patient bearing and forgiving of injuries, and requiting good for evil;[744] comforting and succouring the distressed and protecting and defending the innocent.[745]
Q. 136. What are the sins forbidden in the sixth commandment?
A. The sins forbidden in the sixth commandment are, all taking away the life of ourselves,[746] or of others,[747] except in case of public justice,[748] lawful war,[749] or necessary defence;[750] the neglecting or withdrawing the lawful and necessary means of preservation of life;[751] sinful anger,[752] hatred,[753] envy,[754] desire of revenge;[755] all excessive passions,[756] distracting cares;[757] immoderate use of meat, drink,[758] labor,[759] and recreations;[760] provoking words,[761] oppression,[762] quarreling,[763] striking, wounding,[764] and whatsoever else tends to the destruction of the life of any.[765]
So, yes, jumping out of airplanes at 25k feet without a parachute to land in a net violates the 6th.
Dude wtf are you talking about. Nobody cares about your American Taliban theology and zealotry.
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Dude, he asked a question or two, and dude I merely answered him as best as I could, fleshed it out a bit, because you know dude, he engaged. So, dude, others didn’t think what the guy did was right either. But you know dude, why don’t you NOT read what I’ve said…then you can feel better. Dude.
Nevermind
If you didn’t want an answer from me, you should have not asked. But you did didn’t you?
There are many, probably not here, that would consider my answer quite reasonable, but then they might ask me why I would waste my time talking to people that call me Taliban…I wonder myself sometimes.
I’ll remember not to ask even an obvious rhetorical question in the future.
The obvious answer was there never has been and is not such a commandment.
You had to pull up some obscure interpretation by a group of men attempting to interpret and thus greatly complicate a simple concept and directive.
This is the entire problem with organized religion.
My apologies to the OP and everyone else for the temporary 90 degree detour of this thread.
Don’t ask, I don’t care.
And the Westminster Confession of Faith is hardly obscure, It’s known of by millions of Christians for the last 350 years throughout the world. It’s just obscured from your unbelieving mind.
I bet you’re a lot of fun at parties.
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Probably not at your parties.
But back to the original topic. I’m glad the fellow survived, and that his wife still has a husband and his children still have a father.