freeandfun1
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Only if one lets themselves become complacent. I never said that we should not keep up the struggle. But I also realize that if it is lost in my lifetime, everything will be OK. And more precisely, if I die fighting for what I believe, I also know that all will be OK. That was my point. I never intimated that one should stop trying to make the world a better place. Also, how do you surmise that myself or Christians in general, have a preoccupation with the afterlife?Originally posted by Zhukov
I actually don't think that's a very healthy way to look at life. It could easily lead one to complacency.
The preoccupation with an 'after-life' strikes me as profoundly nihilistic.
PS: I have to admit that I had to look up nihilistic. Thanks for providing a chance for me to expand my vocabulary!