Terra es animata On Having a Life

Hastings Center Report 23 (4):25 (1993)
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To live the risen life with God is, presumably, to be what we are meant to be. What can we conclude about our duties to the dying from the medieval belief that we join the hosts of heaven as “animated earth”?

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