While the last two years have been marked by the coronavirus, many have not stopped to truly consider our mortality. Christians have the most hope in death, as we believe in a theology of resurrection hope. Why then, do our churches rarely talk about death, let alone teach us to prepare for it? Dr. Lydia Dugdale helps us study the age-old ethical question of what to do with death.
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