Sentences with phrase «natural fear of death»

«Jesus is so thoroughly human that He shares the natural fear of death,» says Cullmann.

Jesus is so thoroughly human that He shares the natural fear of death.

But, knowing our natural fear of death, those who invented and developed the religions added this in as a powerful incentive for belief.

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For the fearful it seems to be a tool to quell the natural, innate fear of death.

Fear, first of all, of the natural environment (viz., Voltaire on the Lisbon earthquake), then fear of the contingencies of physical life and death, and finally fear of other human beings and societFear, first of all, of the natural environment (viz., Voltaire on the Lisbon earthquake), then fear of the contingencies of physical life and death, and finally fear of other human beings and societfear of the contingencies of physical life and death, and finally fear of other human beings and societfear of other human beings and societies.

On the other hand, understanding death as a natural event may further fuel the impetus toward euthanasia and assisted suicide: if death is merely natural — the end of a reasonable span of a full and meaningful life with nothing to be feared — it may well be fully rational, completely reasonable, to end it when the capacities of (natural) life no longer meet the needs, goals, and wishes of the individual.

Death is the natural and inevitable course of all things living, do not fear it.

Common elementary - age anxieties, such as not being invited to a birthday party, worrying about a spelling test, and fear of death or natural disasters, can turn sound sleepers into troubled ones.

We also have tendencies to conform our opinions to those of the groups we identify with, to fear man - made risks more than we fear natural ones, and to believe that events causing dread — the technical term for risks that could result in particularly painful or gruesome deaths, like plane crashes and radiation burns — are inherently more risky than other events.

Siberian Huskies are not natural water dogs, in their original environment falling through the ice into water meant almost certain death and many have an inherent fear of water.

Recognizing subtle signs early on can slow the rate of decline, but at the end of the day, ageing and death are natural processes and unlike humans, cats do not seem to fear the end.

Recognising subtle signs early on can slow the rate of decline, but at the end of the day, ageing and death are natural processes and unlike humans, cats do not seem to fear the end.

For «Woodland» this can range from natural burial to body dump; «Home» dwells on the fear of lonely death and social death; «Grey Granular Fist» from personal vulnerability to public display; «Waterborne» from drowning and disaster to the being at one with the flow of matter.