A Christian Approach To The End Of Life
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Agreed.
Good, 'cause I was hoping someone could tell me what that thing is?
Interesting thought... perhaps it is the mindset over the actual tragedy. Is that just for events that happen to a whole group, meaning in this case the tragedy of 9-11, or does it also apply to lets say grief that a relative died, and everyone gathers together to mourn. Is it still the mindset or has the actual tragedy brought them together?
My contention is that the tragedy brings them to a like mindset. Therefore, instead of waiting for the next tragedy to unite the country, perhaps we could all agree on a like mindset? That's the idea behind the thought at least. And this idea could apply to various other situations as well.
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