Category:Death - Revision history

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	Death is the end of [[life]] and a possible step on the roead to [[Undead]]. It is the absence of the [[positive energy]] of the [[The Living\|Living]] and of the [[negative energy]] of the [[The Undead\|Undead]]. It is the otherside of the dynamism of [[nature]] and is [[natural]]. Its incarnation is the [[body]]. It is not defined by capacity and incapacity. It is the end of consciousness and self-conciousness. [[Biology]] defines it as the failing and the end of the material processes of life. Medicine would fight it through the prolongation of the material processes of life. Theology teaches that the [[soul]] is freed from the [[body]] in death. Death is the destiny of [[mortal\|mortals]] and it may claim [[immortal\|immortals]] too. The rest that is death is disturbed and violated by [[undeath]].		Death is the end of [[life]] and a possible step on the roead to [[Undead]]. It is the absence of the [[positive energy]] of the [[The Living\|Living]] and of the [[negative energy]] of the [[The Undead\|Undead]]. It is the otherside of the dynamism of [[nature]] and is [[natural]]. Its incarnation is the [[body]]. It is not defined by capacity and incapacity. It is the end of consciousness and self-conciousness. [[Biology]] defines it as the failing and the end of the material processes of life. Medicine would fight it through the prolongation of the material processes of life. Theology teaches that the [[soul]] is freed from the [[body]] in death. Death is the destiny of [[mortal\|mortals]] and it may claim [[immortal\|immortals]] too. The rest that is death is disturbed and violated by [[undeath]].

	[[Category:Deanimation]][[Category:~~Natural~~]][[Category:Philosophy]][[Category:Biology]][[Category:Theology]]		[[Category:Deanimation]][[Category:Nature]][[Category:Philosophy]][[Category:Biology]][[Category:Theology]]

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	Death is the end of [[life]] and a possible step on the roead to [[Undead]]. It is the absence of the [[positive energy]] of the [[The Living\|Living]] and of the [[negative energy]] of the [[The Undead\|Undead]]. It is the otherside of the dynamism of [[nature]] and is [[natural]]. Its incarnation is the [[body]]. It is not defined by capacity and incapacity. It is the end of consciousness and self-conciousness. [[Biology]] defines it as the failing and the end of the material processes of life. Medicine would fight it through the prolongation of the material processes of life. Theology teaches that the [[soul]] is freed from the [[body]] in death. Death is the destiny of [[mortal\|mortals]] and it may claim [[immortal\|immortals]] too. The rest that is death is disturbed and violated by [[undeath]].		Death is the end of [[life]] and a possible step on the roead to [[Undead]]. It is the absence of the [[positive energy]] of the [[The Living\|Living]] and of the [[negative energy]] of the [[The Undead\|Undead]]. It is the otherside of the dynamism of [[nature]] and is [[natural]]. Its incarnation is the [[body]]. It is not defined by capacity and incapacity. It is the end of consciousness and self-conciousness. [[Biology]] defines it as the failing and the end of the material processes of life. Medicine would fight it through the prolongation of the material processes of life. Theology teaches that the [[soul]] is freed from the [[body]] in death. Death is the destiny of [[mortal\|mortals]] and it may claim [[immortal\|immortals]] too. The rest that is death is disturbed and violated by [[undeath]].

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Cure at 17:27, 2 January 2011

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	Death is the end of [[life]] and a possible step on the roead to [[Undead]]. It is the absence of the [[positive energy]] of the [[The Living\|Living]] and of the [[negative energy]] of the [[The Undead\|Undead]]. It is the otherside of the dynamism of [[nature]] and is [[natural]]. Its incarnation is the [[body]]. It is not defined by capacity and incapacity. It is the end of consciousness and self-conciousness. [[Biology]] defines it as the failing and the end of the material processes of life. Medicine would fight it through the prolongation of the material processes of life. Theology teaches that the [[soul]] is freed from the [[body]] in death. Death is the destiny of [[mortal\|mortals]] and it may claim [[immortal\|immortals]] too. The rest that is death is disturbed and violated by [[undeath]].		Death is the end of [[life]] and a possible step on the roead to [[Undead]]. It is the absence of the [[positive energy]] of the [[The Living\|Living]] and of the [[negative energy]] of the [[The Undead\|Undead]]. It is the otherside of the dynamism of [[nature]] and is [[natural]]. Its incarnation is the [[body]]. It is not defined by capacity and incapacity. It is the end of consciousness and self-conciousness. [[Biology]] defines it as the failing and the end of the material processes of life. Medicine would fight it through the prolongation of the material processes of life. Theology teaches that the [[soul]] is freed from the [[body]] in death. Death is the destiny of [[mortal\|mortals]] and it may claim [[immortal\|immortals]] too. The rest that is death is disturbed and violated by [[undeath]].

	[[Category:Deanimation]][[Category:]][[Category:Philosophy]][[Category:Biology]][[Category:Theology]]		[[Category:Deanimation]][[Category:Nature]][[Category:Philosophy]][[Category:Biology]][[Category:Theology]]

Cure at 17:27, 2 January 2011

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	Death is the end of [[life]] and a possible step on the roead to [[Undead]]. It is the absence of the [[positive energy]] of the [[The Living\|Living]] and of the [[negative energy]] of the [[The Undead\|Undead]]. It is the otherside of the dynamism of [[nature]] and is [[natural]]. Its incarnation is the [[body]]. It is not defined by capacity and incapacity. It is the end of consciousness and self-conciousness. [[Biology]] defines it as the failing and the end of the material processes of life. Medicine would fight it through the prolongation of the material processes of life. Theology teaches that the [[soul]] is freed from the [[body]] in death. Death is the destiny of [[mortal\|mortals]] and it may claim [[immortal\|immortals]] too. The rest that is death is disturbed and violated by [[undeath]].		Death is the end of [[life]] and a possible step on the roead to [[Undead]]. It is the absence of the [[positive energy]] of the [[The Living\|Living]] and of the [[negative energy]] of the [[The Undead\|Undead]]. It is the otherside of the dynamism of [[nature]] and is [[natural]]. Its incarnation is the [[body]]. It is not defined by capacity and incapacity. It is the end of consciousness and self-conciousness. [[Biology]] defines it as the failing and the end of the material processes of life. Medicine would fight it through the prolongation of the material processes of life. Theology teaches that the [[soul]] is freed from the [[body]] in death. Death is the destiny of [[mortal\|mortals]] and it may claim [[immortal\|immortals]] too. The rest that is death is disturbed and violated by [[undeath]].

	[[Category:~~Death~~]]		[[Category:Deanimation]][[Category:]][[Category:Philosophy]][[Category:Biology]][[Category:Theology]]

Cure at 17:24, 2 January 2011

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	Death is the end of [[life]] and a possible step on the roead to [[Undead]]. It is the absence of the [[positive energy]] of the [[The Living\|Living]] and of the [[negative energy]] of the [[The Undead\|Undead]]. It is the otherside of the dynamism of [[nature]] and is [[natural]]. Its incarnation is the [[body]]. It is not defined by capacity and incapacity. It is the end of consciousness and self-conciousness. [[Biology]] defines it as the failing and the end of the material processes of life. Medicine would fight it through the prolongation of the material processes of life. Theology teaches that the [[soul]] is freed from the [[body]] in death. Death is the destiny of [[mortal\|mortals]] and it ~~claims its share of~~ [[immortals~~\|immortal~~]] too. The rest that is death is disturbed and violated by [[undeath]].		Death is the end of [[life]] and a possible step on the roead to [[Undead]]. It is the absence of the [[positive energy]] of the [[The Living\|Living]] and of the [[negative energy]] of the [[The Undead\|Undead]]. It is the otherside of the dynamism of [[nature]] and is [[natural]]. Its incarnation is the [[body]]. It is not defined by capacity and incapacity. It is the end of consciousness and self-conciousness. [[Biology]] defines it as the failing and the end of the material processes of life. Medicine would fight it through the prolongation of the material processes of life. Theology teaches that the [[soul]] is freed from the [[body]] in death. Death is the destiny of [[mortal\|mortals]] and it may claim [[immortal\|immortals]] too. The rest that is death is disturbed and violated by [[undeath]].

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Cure at 17:23, 2 January 2011

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	Death is the end of [[life]] and a possible step on the roead to [[Undead]]. It is the absence of the [[positive energy]] of the [[The Living\|Living]] and of the [[negative energy]] of the [[The Undead\|Undead]]. It is the otherside of the dynamism of [[nature]] and is [[~~natura~~]]. Its incarnation is the [[body]]. It is not defined by capacity and incapacity. It is the end of consciousness and self-conciousness. [[Biology]] defines it as the failing and the end of the material processes of life. Medicine would fight it through the prolongation of the material processes of life. Theology teaches that the [[soul]] is freed from the [[body]] in death. Death is the destiny of [[mortal\|mortals]] and it claims its share of [[immortals\|immortal]] too. The rest that is death is disturbed and violated by [[undeath]].		Death is the end of [[life]] and a possible step on the roead to [[Undead]]. It is the absence of the [[positive energy]] of the [[The Living\|Living]] and of the [[negative energy]] of the [[The Undead\|Undead]]. It is the otherside of the dynamism of [[nature]] and is [[natural]]. Its incarnation is the [[body]]. It is not defined by capacity and incapacity. It is the end of consciousness and self-conciousness. [[Biology]] defines it as the failing and the end of the material processes of life. Medicine would fight it through the prolongation of the material processes of life. Theology teaches that the [[soul]] is freed from the [[body]] in death. Death is the destiny of [[mortal\|mortals]] and it claims its share of [[immortals\|immortal]] too. The rest that is death is disturbed and violated by [[undeath]].

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Death is the end of [[life]] and a possible step on the roead to [[Undead]]. It is the absence of the [[positive energy]] of the [[The Living|Living]] and of the [[negative energy]] of the [[The Undead|Undead]]. It is the otherside of the dynamism of [[nature]] and is [[natura]]. Its incarnation is the [[body]]. It is not defined by capacity and incapacity. It is the end of consciousness and self-conciousness. [[Biology]] defines it as the failing and the end of the material processes of life. Medicine would fight it through the prolongation of the material processes of life. Theology teaches that the [[soul]] is freed from the [[body]] in death. Death is the destiny of [[mortal|mortals]] and it claims its share of [[immortals|immortal]] too. The rest that is death is disturbed and violated by [[undeath]].

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