So I do fear death in the sense that I find the prospect of dying pretty scary. But I no longer fear that I will one day — Brad Warner, There Is No God and He Is Always with You: A Search for God in Odd Places
So I do fear death in the sense that I find the prospect of dying pretty scary. But I no longer fear that I will one day — Brad Warner, There Is No God and He Is Always with You: A Search for God in Odd Places
So I do fear death in the sense that I find the prospect of dying pretty scary. But I no longer fear that I will one day — Brad Warner, There Is No God and He Is Always with You: A Search for God in Odd Places
So I do fear death in the sense that I find the prospect of dying pretty scary. But I no longer fear that I will one day — Brad Warner, There Is No God and He Is Always with You: A Search for God in Odd Places
So I do fear death in the sense that I find the prospect of dying pretty scary. But I no longer fear that I will one day — Brad Warner, There Is No God and He Is Always with You: A Search for God in Odd Places
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So I do fear death in the sense that I find the prospect of dying pretty scary. But I no longer fear that I will one day be annihilated and cease to exist.

— Brad Warner, There Is No God and He Is Always with You: A Search for God in Odd Places
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