Suicide is Not a Sin

Pro has insufficiently tried to rebuttal my claim. Jesus did not commit suicide. Since Pro has difficulty understanding "laying down my own life" is sacrificial, not suicidal I will bring up more proof Jesus did not kill himself (or with help of a proxy). And extend all my previous arguments as I feel they were not sufficiently refuted. "suicide: the act or an instance of taking one's own life voluntarily and intentionally especially by a person of years of discretion and of sound mind.[2]Again, Jesus said that he intended his death and gave his life intentionally, and that no one took it from him. This fits the definition of suicide."The act of TAKING one's own life, and GAVE HIS LIFE clearly state a difference in the meaning. Sacrifice is not Suicide. Jumping on a grenade, sacrificing yourself is not suicide. That person is not taking their life voluntarily, someone else planned to throw a grenade in hopes to harm someone and the solider is GIVING UP his life to protect others. He does not want to die, he has not planned this, but he has known this is a possibility because of his occupation.Now, if we assume the Bible is 100% true, and does not contradict itself, Then we believe that God has three separate entities.The Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.Con has stated for my soldier analogy "the solider did not plan for that grenade to be there" Therefore he is stating, that if the "victim" did not plan the act, it is not suicide. In one of the most famous verses of the Bible we see that this was not Jesus plan to die. John 3:16 For God so loved the world, he gave his one and only son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish, but have eternal life.The one quote "he gave his one and only SON" This clearly states it was God the Father's plan to sacrifice his son. "Con compares Jesus' death to a soldier jumping on a grenade. This is a poor comparison. The soldier did not plan for the grenade to be there. He did not throw the grenade himself. We would all probably agree that whoever threw the grenade was at least partially responsible for taking the soldier's life. This differs from Jesus’ death in that Jesus admits that no one else took his life, and the Bible makes it clear that the whole thing was planned.""If the soldier has any other option that will result in his survival, but chooses to dive on top of the grenade, then he has indeed committed suicide, by definition."According to your definition the soldiers death had partial blame on the grenade-thrower. Then you stated he committed suicide because he had another choice. Which one is it?If I am hit by a car and I am mortally wounded and doctors are 100% sure I will not recover so we agree to that it would be best to die now, is that suicide? Or is part of the blame in the driver who hit me? What percentage of "part blame" pushes the line of murder or suicide? Since it was God the Father's plan for Jesus to die, isn't he partly to blame? How much is he to blame? He did create everything and knows everything and had this plan in motion from the beginning of time? That sounds like a lot of blame on someone besides Jesus. How much blame goes to the people who shackled, beat and crucified Jesus. They were the one's who committed the actual killing. 1 Thessalonians 2:14-15 For ye, brethren, became followers of the churches of God which in Judaea are in Christ Jesus: for ye also have suffered like things of your own countrymen, even as they have of the Jews: 15 Who both killed the Lord Jesus, and their own prophets, and have persecuted us; and they please not God, and are contrary to all men: If I get in the car with somone who every time he drives with a passenger in the car dies 100% of the time, but that car is the only option I have to save the world, and I then die in the car accident, is that suicide?Jesus GAVE UP his life to us. Knowing how you are going to die is not suicide. Giving up your life is sacrifice, not suicide. The only point you attempted to make has been successfully refuted twice.