The question asked in order to save her life or take it
The answer no avoided death and yes would make it
'Do you believe in God?'
Written on the bullet
Say yes to pull the trigger
And my Sister Cassie pulled it
They didn't love their life so much
As to shrink from death
Inspired in their footsteps
We will march ahead
Don't be shocked that people die
Be surprised you're still alive
All heads are bowed in silent reverence
The floor is wet with tears of sorrowful remembrance
The alter is filled with hearts of repentance
Perfect love kills all fear, rejoice in this deliverance
Cassie [Acoustic] -Flyleaf
The idea of being willing to die for someone you love has been around for centuries. In old movies, one can see men fighting to the death for the object of their affections. In medieval times, knights would fight to win the princess. Along these same lines, Jesus tells His followers that the greatest love one can have for another is to lay down his life for his friends. Jesus quite obviously believed this, as He did exactly what He said and died for this whole world. He is the ultimate example of true love, for He laid down His life for not only His friends, but people He had never even met, and even those who hated Him.
Because Jesus Christ has done just this for us, we should be willing to do anything for Him. If we truly love Him, we should be willing to lay down our lives for Him. That is the ultimate love anyone could have for another person, and the same love we should have for our Father. I, personally, have the utmost respect for martyrs, and hope that if I were in that same position, I would be willing and able to lay my life down for Jesus.