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What We Fear More Than Death
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Death is not something that we as humans like to think about. Even with the best life insurance plan it can be hard to think of a time that you will no longer be around. Death is something that we must all come to grips with at some in our lives. How do views on death vary across the world? This article will take a look at the way different religions view death. Some believe in an afterlife and some focus on their final days. Whatever you believe, it is important to have a great insurance policy that will protect you and your family for the inevitable.


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The first point of dealing with the death of a loved one is to accept loss as a basic part of our life cycle. Anything that is born must eventually die - this is the law of the universe. When we are young, we tend to forget that our physical bodies are mortal. We also tend to overlook the fragility of life around us. Because we are so consumed in our daily routines, we forget that the physical universe around us; is only temporary. If we continually remember this fact then we will be able to find our inner source of happiness and security. Accepting a limitation related to our human life is only the beginning of dealing with the death of a loved one.

Each person deals with death in her own way. Some people are in denial. Some turn to drugs or alcohol as a way to cope. Some simply stay stuck in their grief. The key to the transition from the preoccupation of death to the fullness of life is to work through the feelings and through each stage.


This was either done with swords or other primitive weapons, eventually evolving to include the use of guns. Imagine if it was still acceptable today to fight someone to the death, because they wronged you in some way. Or perhaps you simply just don't like each other. People would be dieing left and right. The most acceptable form of killing that has stuck with us from the beginning is war fare. In this case we do not have one or two people killing but a large number of people killing each other.


It may be true (and often is) that the death row inmate had a horrible childhood. Many violent criminals became violent because of circumstances over which they had no control. Death penalty opponents often use this argument in an attempt to spare their lives. The argument is worth considering-if the killer had enjoyed a normal childhood, he might not have become a killer at all. The same can be said of a cute little puppy; given a normal life, it might make a wonderful pet, but let it contract rabies, and it has to be put down. For the safety of others, it has to be done, and the bottom line in death penalty cases is the safety of others. The reason one becomes a killer is irrelevant-killers have to be stopped.

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Therefore, it is irrational for the Christian to fear death when Christ himself has taken away the sting (fear) of death and promised us eternal life.






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