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Running from death out of fear is the very definition of cowardice. There are higher goods that call one to put away their own fear and serve, no matter the cos

• croes 3y ago
  That's interesting because I remember lots of people fear masks and vaccines and refuse to use any of them even despite the mention of the higher goods. The ones vaccinated and masked didn't run, they stayed especially in the health sector.
  • prometheus76 3y ago
    Different set of "higher goods". I'm not a humanist. I'm a Christian. So going to church to worship God is more important than staying home to stay alive.
    • croes 3y ago
      You can also praise God at home and I am pretty sure that He prefers it if you do not deliberately jeopardise His creation so that you may no longer be able to support your family and do His work. Also what happened to "Love your neighbor as yourself.’ No other commandment is greater than these.”?
      • prometheus76 3y ago
        I can't participate in the Eucharist at home. Also, you are still assuming that sickness and suffering are inherently bad. There are worse things for your soul than sickness and death. Sickness and suffering in general heal your soul, and death means you have repented as much as you can and you are returning to your Lord. There is nothing to fear. Suffering and sickness shouldn't be avoided out of fear.