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How to find life on exoplanets,e outside of any religious context; we simply come into the presence of love bareheaded with all our wounds apparent. When I fell in love with my husband, I had at the time no religious affiliation, and yet what I profoundly felt was that we were one soul that God had cut apart, a little off center

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Dirk Schulze-Makuch,Louis N. Irwintion, will, memory, perception—it will inevitably ring itself round with suffering. This is not to say that God demands that we suffer, only that, as we know It better, we inevitably experience a certain withdrawal from the contentments of being and that is painful. However, humans—as Geoffrey Hill

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Dirk Schulze-Makuch,Louis N. Irwin the hot, the cold, / To ravage and redeem the world: / There is no bloodless myth will hold.” We do seem to feel that suffering and meaning are conjoined, “Though Earth has rolled beneath her weight / The bones that cannot bear the light” (5).

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Suffering Meaning, the hot, the cold, / To ravage and redeem the world: / There is no bloodless myth will hold.” We do seem to feel that suffering and meaning are conjoined, “Though Earth has rolled beneath her weight / The bones that cannot bear the light” (5).

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