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Grief Without God

How do you provide comfort to the heartbroken, when you don’t believe in heavenly peace?

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lazerscythe answered: By making them realise that the heavenly place is earth, and we should live our lives rather than worry about death.
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clickmamacita answered: Comfort is a luxury, not a neccessity. Life goes on whether you’re with it or not.
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kristenalyce answered: I think the concept of inner peace and the belief in heaven stand miles apart from one another…though both reside soley in the mind…
tobiaslane answered: When my girlfriend’s father died, I reminded her constantly that his Grandchildren still know and love him. Memory is immortality.
thealecdelgado answered: Time heals all wounds.
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risqeme said: Are you implying that they are unable to do so?
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soz answered: Blanket theory.
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