Learn to Grieve Well
The longer we live, the more we’ll lose. And the more we love, the deeper we’ll grieve. Let’s do it well.
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The longer we live, the more we’ll lose. And the more we love, the deeper we’ll grieve. Let’s do it well.
Easter only appears extraordinary because it’s the first time in all of human history that someone walked out the other side of death and announced, ‘This is what normal looks like.’
To remember your death is to remember your Lord. That’s why we need the forgotten practice of ‘memento mori,’ perhaps especially at Easter.
Christians should resist the cultural tide of euthanasia that undermines the value of human life. Instead, we should value God’s gift of life at every stage of human development.
The question isn’t ‘Is it right to use AI to receive a word of wisdom or comfort from a deceased person?’ but rather ‘What is my only comfort in life and in death?’