Outwitting Death

Haunted as we humans are by death-fear, we understandably seek ways to evade death's clutches or at least hold it back as long as possible. Both sacred and secular literature from antiquity to the present day testify to this effort. Using Ingmar Bergman's 1957 film "The Seventh Seal" as a starting point, Fr. Kerry argues that the best way to outwit death is to love profligately and ferociously. Love not only overcomes death-fear; it also conquers death itself.

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Beautiful 🥰Much appreciated 🙏🏼

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Wowowow, powerful. Thank you Father

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🙏🏼

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“Every kindness to another is a little death.”
~William Blake

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There is no god, especially no good god.

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William Blake: "If the doors of perception were cleansed, everything would appear to the man as it is, infinite".

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@@lessismore4470 this sounds comfortely. How can i clean the Doors of perception?