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I shed no tears for you who sleep,
nor for the clay that breathes no more;
for why should any faithful weep
for one who suffers nevermore?
These tears are for those left behind,
for us who must remain alone,
deprived of light nor hopeful sign,
long waiting for our journey home.
The years of life creep slowly by
while we await our coming end,
yet not a day marks those who die,
who with the angels Christ attend.
With spirit tongues, you sing of hope,
in song eternal life proclaim,
in vain attempt to help us cope
with never seeing you again.
Your joy cannot to earth descend,
nor douse bereavement's wicked bite,
so pray instead this heart to mend
until the day we reunite.
Though life is long, and death is sweet,
years yet must pass before we meet.
And I will strive to remain strong,
though days are raw and life is long.
nor for the clay that breathes no more;
for why should any faithful weep
for one who suffers nevermore?
These tears are for those left behind,
for us who must remain alone,
deprived of light nor hopeful sign,
long waiting for our journey home.
The years of life creep slowly by
while we await our coming end,
yet not a day marks those who die,
who with the angels Christ attend.
With spirit tongues, you sing of hope,
in song eternal life proclaim,
in vain attempt to help us cope
with never seeing you again.
Your joy cannot to earth descend,
nor douse bereavement's wicked bite,
so pray instead this heart to mend
until the day we reunite.
Though life is long, and death is sweet,
years yet must pass before we meet.
And I will strive to remain strong,
though days are raw and life is long.
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...needing to take life seriously.
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Error in Reading the Bible
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The fifth is seeing these words distinct from a life that has been lived.
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The Problem of Free Will and Following Moral Law
I. Free Will
The terms Freedom and Will taken separately pose no problems.
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2) Willone's personal ability to choose; a capacity to weigh various options and conclude on a course of action.
Thus, "free will" as a singular term is considered as the "free and open ability to choose for oneself the best course of action."
We are, of course, confronted by this problem: what is the best course of action? But let's examine this a bit later. For now, we should examine what free will is because we speak about using it all the time.
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I've never read poetry that made me think of ora that much...wow. just wow.