The Experience of Death ; The Moral Problem of Suicide

able absence accept according allow already anguish argument attitude Augustine aware become believe birth body bull certain character Christ Christian close concept Confessions considered dead decision despair discuss divine doctrine dying empirical entirely essential eternity example existence expectation experience of death expression fact faith fear feel final follow freedom future given gives hand hope human idea immediately important individual instance interpretation kill Landsberg limits live longer lost martyrs meaning mind moment moral mystery mystic nature necessity never ourselves pain paradox participation particularly perhaps period person philosophy physical platonic possibility present problem purely question reaches reality reason relationship revealed seems sense simply soul speaking specific spiritual stoic struggle suffering suicide taken temptation thing transformation true understand uniqueness virtue vital whole