Choi founded the Eternal Life Church, declared himself a modern day Buddha and called for all people to strive for eternal life.
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Choi's father, Choi Tae-min, founded the Eternal Life Church, declared himself a modern-day Buddha and called for all people to strive for eternal life.
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Then, next month, the secret to eternal life will change.
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Is he referring to the Delos scheme of eternal life?
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Yes, that's where God commands the blessing, ordains eternal life.
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The Serpenti wood and diamonds bracelet, symbol of eternal life.
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But the threat of losing eternal life is more costly still.
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For all their feverish effort, eternal life remains a distant fantasy.
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There no parables, words of wisdom or reflections on eternal life.
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It is by far the best night of his eternal life.
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"May God rest your soul in eternal life," one message said.
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Another soul misses out on eternal life in an earthly Paradise.
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He won't simply tell us about eternal life, he will show us.
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" Dara Horn is the author of five novels, most recently "Eternal Life.
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Anyone admitted to the garden is granted eternal life, didn't you know?
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Josh Bocanegra has a vision for the future, and it involves eternal life.
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O'Connell's focus is on the more extreme transhumanists, those committed to eternal life.
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Faithful, I wasn't afraid to die, since I was assured of eternal life.
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The search for cellular immortality Yet even telomeres do not have eternal life.
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I want you to remain alive for your eternal life in those [prison] walls.
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The language of "eternal life" seems to have been among religion's chief selling points.
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Large new redistribution programs, once enacted, are destined for eternal life on this earth.
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I recall thinking that if this was eternal life, death didn't seem that bad.
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Many ancient traditions posit the existence of a primal tree that embodies eternal life.
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Those souls may not "rot in hell," but neither do they enjoy eternal life.
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The people Evans spoke to, including Faloon, seem genuine in their quest for eternal life.
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The promise of eternal life for their robotic companions proved as fleeting as life itself.
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Eternal life would only become one more instrument of power and source of human sorrow.
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Let them know that's why you took the nail, so we could have eternal life.
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Mr. Choi was the founder of an obscure sect called the Church of Eternal Life.
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This problem can be traced even within religious traditions that espouse faith in eternal life.
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Altered Carbon is Netflix's new prestige science fiction mystery about the cost of eternal life.
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Jake Wolff's debut is ambitious and bountiful, centered on the universal human yearning for eternal life.
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Impulsively choosing eternal life and boundless power would be more in keeping with Nick's established character.
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Alternately, what good is eternal life if you're going to spend it as a solitary monster?
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An eternal life seems inextricable from the slow deterioration of the mind and body she experienced.
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Hungry for eternal life, they plan to drink the vital juice of their underlings the Gelflings.
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SIMMS The show is funny and silly, but it is about the sadness of eternal life.
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The central theme of that film [is] getting lost in the eternal boredom of eternal life.
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Choi succeeded her father, Choi Tae-min, as leader of the Eternal Life Church after his death.
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Choi named himself a modern day Buddha and called for all people to strive for eternal life.
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Actually, a government bureau is the nearest thing to eternal life we'll ever see on this earth.
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Two men in dying towns, residents of a burning world, had found a path to eternal life.
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Promised eternal life, they were cursed with ever-progressing aging, and were the most miserable people alive.
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Actually, a government bureau is the nearest thing to eternal life we'll ever see on this earth!
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If access to God is through the grace of Jesus, then anyone can receive eternal life instantly.
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They said if I did what they did — that is, go to church — I could have eternal life.
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I have never harbored the Christian promise of eternal life that has comforted so many in my family.
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The water that I will give will become in them a spring of water gushing up to eternal life.
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The resurgence of her garden each spring seemed to have buoyed her belief in the possibility of eternal life.
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Huckabee, who is a former Southern Baptist minister, referred to Graham's belief in Heaven and eternal life after death.
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Believe in God, for only those who believe in Him will reach salvation after death and receive eternal life.
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To help Blanca find what is keeping her from eternal life, her sister, Verte, hands her a jade hairpin.
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She refuses, saying she must retreat to the moon, but gives him a jade elixir whose effects give eternal life.
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I finish my book (Eternal Life by Dara Horn) and wait up for J. Day One (J.) 6:45 a.m.
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It was the promise of acceptance — not the final, eternal life promise — but the day-to-day promise of belonging.
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Swift, in " Gulliver's Travels ," invented the race of the Struldbrugs in order to imagine what eternal life would be like.
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She has this very vivid eternal life and I completely relate to that because I'm honestly a very heady person.
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It didn't quite work out for him, unfortunately, as he likely died of mercury poisoning while trying to achieve eternal life.
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As legend goes, if a person consumed the flesh of a Ningyo, he or she would have eternal life and youth.
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It's an example of the magic that happens when the careers of Black people are given the grace of eternal life.
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They describe being terrorized, deprived of food, forced to convert to Islam, sometimes raped, trained to kill and promised eternal life.
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Of course, eternal life does not exist; we do not choose, because we haplessly inhabit, what is over what is not.
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Sceptical officials sometimes suspect them of seeking a better life in this world for themselves, rather than eternal life for others.
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"I've learned to how suffer, for if you suffer you'll gain eternal, eternal life," she sang, her voice streaked with pain.
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If I had it 100 percent, I probably already would have gone off to heaven and would be enjoying eternal life.
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But it is quite clear that there is a separation, some to eternal life with God and some not so much.
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I recited the scriptures that said the wages of sin would be death, and, as such, traded my body for eternal life.
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He is the founder of a cult called the Church of Eternal Life, and claimed that he could contact her dead mother.
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He took our guilty record and its consequences, died for it, and offers us His perfect record and eternal life in return.
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The Romans eventually began bending these branches into a ring and displaying them on doorways, which symbolized both victory and eternal life.
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The Men Who Want to Live Forever (Dara Horn, New York Times) Seeking eternal life, Silicon Valley is solving for death (W.
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No one was looking for a savior who would suffer, die and rise again to offer redemption from sin and eternal life.
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On topics ranging from logos to trigger warnings to eternal life, students had a lot to say — and they said it well.
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He invites every sinner to join him in his resurrection, so that we, too, may rise from the dead and have eternal life.
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Ms. Choi's father, Choi Tae-min, who died in 1994, was the founder of an obscure sect called the Church of Eternal Life.
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Horn received them in his usual manner, avoiding traditional greetings in favor of an immediate interrogation as to their stance on eternal life.
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But even so great an assurance as eternal life, at the wrong time and in the wrong hands, can come across as uncaring.
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Brouchkov estimated that the bacteria survived 3.5 million years in freezing conditions, and thus offered a potential clue to the workings of eternal life.
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According to the theory, superhuman intelligence might allow us to one day separate our consciousnesses from our bodies, granting us something like eternal life.
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AT THE dawn of time Lord Vishnu made gods and demons join in churning the milky oceans to extract an elixir of eternal life.
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"The question at the heart of this wise and appealing novel is finally not how Rachel finds meaning in her eternal life," he concludes.
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My primary complaint against Christianity's hope of eternal life is that it robs this life of its deep seriousness and, with that, its beauty.
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Here, then, is another nightmarish reason for the existence of Westworld and the big money backing it: eternal life for those who can afford it.
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Today, the warrior enters his true and eternal life, greeted by those who have gone before him, rising to meet the author of all things.
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Singing, dancing, flying about, But once a beauty remembers Physical love and then its loss Eternal life seems mundane No conflict or need or desire.
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His parents were Christians, his father a Calvinist who believed in eternal life in paradise for the elect and in eternal damnation for the unchosen.
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"It's like trying to convince a devout Christian that the pathway to enlightenment and eternal life is to abandon Jesus for something else," Mr. Pinkston said.
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And, Madam, we must admit, this gross lack of understanding, only recently corrected, did not recommend you to our judges as a candidate for eternal life.
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But if the cap never ends, then we shouldn't be shocked; as Ronald Reagan would tell us, the closest thing to eternal life is government bureaucracy.
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Ms. Choi's father, Choi Tae-min, the founder of the Church of Eternal Life and a self-proclaimed messiah, had been a mentor to Ms. Park.
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This was a role he'd been tinkering with in the videos he uploaded to the Eternal Life Fan Club's website over the course of the campaign.
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Choi is the leader of a religious movement called the Eternal Life Church, which was founded by her father and mixes strands of Christianity, Buddhism, and shamanism.
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What we want—Swift's point—is not eternal life but eternal youth, and what the new science seems to promise us is more like permanent middle age.
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According to the Korea Times, Choi founded the Eternal Life Church in the 1970s, mixing aspects Christianity, Buddhism and indigenous Korean religion Cheondism, which incorporates elements of shamanism.
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Maybe Trump is secretly deferring to his Silicon Valley adviser Peter Thiel in exchange for a shot at eternal life in one of Thiel's cyber-gothic vampire covens.
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Nish condemns him to an eternal life of electrocution (solidified via souvenir) by locking Hayne's consciousness into Clay's virtual one and is finally able to say her goodbyes.
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Choi's father, Choi Tai-min, referred to as the "Korean Rasputin," headed a cult-like religious group called the Church of Eternal Life and reportedly became Park's mentor.
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Humanity must avoid the trap fallen into by Tithonus, a mythical Trojan who was granted eternal life by the gods, but forgot to ask also for eternal youth.
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After all, we are as far from a postracial, post-postcolonial world as we are near to arriving at whatever technique or technology is necessary for eternal life.
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They rejected alcohol, tobacco and other temptations in exchange for the promise of eternal life — and lavish communal suppers, a successful method of evangelism during the Great Depression.
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Beneath the surface of this quest for eternal life seems to be an unwillingness on the part of its proponents to imagine the world without themselves in it.
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And for doctors whose hands have been employed in abortive procedures, the Gospel speaks of the great physician who offers eternal life for those who have caused temporal death.
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While there are people who think that God will grant eternal life to deathbed converts otherwise destined to be damned, the usual calculation here strikes me as morally unattractive.
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The latest enthusiasm for eternal life largely stems not from any acid-soaked, tie-dyed counterculture but from the belief that technology will enhance humans and make them immortal.
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Set in 17th-century Italy, it explores the perennially potent theme of intergenerational ruin, centered on a book that tempts its readers with a horrifying kind of eternal life.
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Well, unless scientists figure out how to give us eternal life, the number of profiles left in that limbo is going to go up dramatically in the next century.
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They're chasing eternal life and whatever, like longevity, and yet ... they're living on a world that is about to face some incredibly crippling, possibly existential threats from climate change.
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By the time he was pondering eternal life, he had already firmly established his scientific legacy, so he could risk working on topics he knew would be considered frivolous.
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To paraphrase President Reagan: Subsidies are an approximation of eternal life on earth, in that they are created by interest group pressures and they intensify those pressures as well.
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What I do think we should let go of are religious ideals of being liberated from finitude—whether in Christian eternal life or Buddhist nirvana or some other variant.
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This preservation—the first of its kind—signifies an important milestone for cryonics advocates, who argue that the right to death, paradoxically, is a potential pathway to an eternal life.
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During the Sunday school lesson, Carter also talked about his evolving views on the Christian promise for the devout of eternal life and resurrection, according to ABC and the AJC.
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They're chasing eternal life and whatever, like longevity, and yet ... and they're living on a world that is about to face some incredibly crippling, possibly existential threats from climate change.
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So one thing I'm trying to show is that those visions of an eternal life cannot actually fulfill what we desire and what we're committed to in leading our lives.
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Long ago, Mr. Azzawi was inspired by the Epic of Gilgamesh, a dark Mesopotamian tale that follows its hero on an arduous quest to discover the secret of eternal life.
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She became convinced that Casanova's magical skills could procure her eternal life, by enabling her to give birth to an immortal child to which her own soul would be transferred.
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Soon afterwards Ms Choi's father, Choi Tae-min, the founder of a cult called the Church of Eternal Life, convinced the young Ms Park that he could contact her dead mother.
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Quellcrist Falconer had been philosophically opposed to the idea of eternal life, and feared it would perpetuate the kind of economic inequality that people like Laurens Bancroft would come to embody.
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My guess is that Ford is trying to set up a self-sustaining ancestor simulation — to turn Westworld into an eternal life machine where he can resurrect himself when he's gone.
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During his Sunday school lesson this week, Carter talked about his evolving views on the Christian promise for the devout of eternal life and resurrection, according to ABC and the AJC.
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Basically, in Thiel's ideal future, Silicon Valley's elite will be able to sustain eternal life through the harvesting of blood from the poor young masses—for a fair market price, of course.
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For instance, days after Easter, the disciples believe that Jesus's resurrection guarantees them eternal life in Heaven: in reality, that belief developed later, as theologians considered the ramifications of the empty tomb.
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As their illicit romance twists and turns, the lovers end up making a vow at the Temple, the consequences of which — eternal life for both of them — only become clear decades later.
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The elaborately decorated surface includes scenes and texts in thick gesso relief that were intended to protect and guide Nedjemankh on his journey from death to eternal life as a transfigured spirit.
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She plays Jackie, an AuraCycle workout instructor who performs for an online audience and listens to self-help podcasts (voiced by Fonda) that promise eternal life in a fast-approaching new world.
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If public perception is to be believed, hydration is the difference between glowing skin and tired skin, between aging like Gabrielle Union and aging like Gary Busey, between eternal life and imminent death.
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And, if they are so "bigoted" to think that only their own religion can guarantee that a person will enjoy eternal life, then they are unfit for government office and must be rejected.
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Centuries later, acting on rumors that it was able to heal wounds and grant eternal life, King Arthur and his friends went on all sorts of adventures to try to find the thing.
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A castoff has access to eternal life, which means eternal attempts at getting something right, and the player themself would have experienced this several times over the course of a playthrough of a game.
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Eternal life also poses a series of ethical and moral dilemmas, such as how to make room for the next generation, or whether eternal or prolonged life would be reserved for those privileged few.
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For me the most reliable comes as a reward right after "Pretending": "Immaterial," where she has the generosity to grant one of technodancepop's most generic and cheerful riffs the Sophie version of eternal life.
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The researchers said their aim is not to find the secret of eternal life, but to figure out the mechanism of the aging process to find ways to help people stay healthy for longer.
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Their schemes for eternal life and floating libertarian nations are adolescent fantasies; their digital revolution seems to be destroying more jobs than it created, and the fruits of their scientific fathers aren't exactly encouraging either.
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Yet Park was sharing classified information with Choi, who had nothing to recommend her except that her father was Choi Tae-min, leader of a shamanistic, pseudo-Christian cult called the Church of Eternal Life.
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The video's main conceit focuses on "eternal life"—quite a large narrative to set in motion, take it that the majority of the video features the movement of slim metallic rings, constantly curving and rotating.
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Ms. Amos, now among the 58,000 residents of the Minawao Refugee Camp, described a system of grooming potential bombers that involved food deprivation and promises of eternal life, tactics that cults have used for decades.
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It didn't work out well for Asclepius or Achilles, and it worked out even worse for Tithonus, whose lover, Eos, begged Zeus to grant him eternal life but forgot to request eternal youth as well.
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You have to slog through a lot of rat-filled sewers, to use a metaphor from my favorite movie about searching for the original, eternal-life-granting Holy Grail, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
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Silicon Valley is on an extensive, expensive quest for eternal life, but this isn't about tech billionaires living forever off the blood of young people, explains the CEO of one of the many new longevity companies.
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Inspired by both the fantastical elements of those stories of eternal life and the notion of glory-day rock bands (and his beloved David Bowie) as ethereal, unknowable figures, Gould started plotting his own band's abduction.
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"Tuck Everlasting" (Broadhurst, March 31) is drawn from the 1975 children's novel, about a family that has access to eternal life; Casey Nicholaw directs a cast that includes Carolee Carmello, Andrew Keenan-Bolger, and Terrence Mann.
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The musical, which takes place in Chinatown in Flushing, Queens, in the near future, tells the story of an exiled sect of kung fu warriors that guards an underground spring infused with the power of eternal life.
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If no content ever truly dies in the streaming era, it may also bring us the curse of eternal life: a few immortal megabrands keeping a lock on the culture at the expense of new voices and ideas.
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Her father, Choi Tae-min, a shaman turned Christian pastor who founded an obscure sect called the Church of Eternal Life, befriended Ms. Park when her father, the strongman Park Chung-hee, ruled the country during the 1970s.
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Despite her own private misgivings about the church and God — "I don't believe in absolution, eternal life, your mercy" — there is little doubt in Sister Johanna's mind, when she's originally investigating the abuse allegations, that they are true.
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The adviser at the center of the scandal, a 60-year-old woman named Choi Soon-sil, is the daughter of the founder of an obscure sect called the Church of Eternal Life and a longtime friend of Park.
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That's a big blow to Delos, especially now that we know that the true of the park was to gather data on the guests, and figure out a way to download human brains into host bodies, thereby ensuring eternal life.
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At first, it seemed that Lochte's dog had found the secret to eternal life and would live forever, constantly staying at the prime age of 8, but then Lochte took the tweet down and replaced it with an amended birthday message.
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As the founders of the Google search engine, Larry Page and Sergey Brin have almost unfettered control over an immense spigot of financial resources, money which they have plowed into ambitious projects like driverless cars, internet balloons, and eternal life.
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" The verse was Chance's "I've arrived" moment, where he cited finally working with his idol, West, as a sign that his career would continue flourishing and solidified his case for eternal life by referencing works like gospel-leaning "Sunday Candy.
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Local Jews might well be hostile to an upstart group that espoused such beliefs as the notion that the Messiah was God made flesh, or that we will be spiritually and physically restored to eternal life in a heavenly kingdom.
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In fact, the naked mole rat shares more than just its looks with a penis: Where you might say the penis is nature's key to creating life, this ugly phallus of a creature could be mankind's key to eternal life.
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"Falling Awake" is a nighttime book, but it concludes with a long poem, "Tithonus," about the unfortunate mortal whose lover, Eos, the goddess of dawn, lobbied Zeus to give the boy eternal life—but neglected to ask for eternal youth.
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A dubious character with a checkered background and multiple pseudonyms, the elder Choi had by that point established a cult-like Christian sect known as the Church of Eternal Life, calling himself a pastor and claiming he could heal people.
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And they are free to choose liberty and eternal life, through the great Mediator of all men, or to choose captivity and death, according to the captivity and power of the devil; for he seeketh that all men might be miserable like unto himself.
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And while Dara Horn's novel "Eternal Life" takes organized religion as one theme— it unfolds against the backdrop of 2,000 years of Jewish history — it also features a heroine who comes to understand, through love, why everyone around her clings so hard to life.
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But one can reasonably assume that this iteration of Christian faith regards anthropomorphic animals as fully fledged members of humanity with souls and access to the afterlife, and that the lesser animals of Animal Crossing are necessarily excluded from spiritual personhood and the promise of eternal life.
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Jesus's claim that "whosoever lives and believes in me will never die" has not always been interpreted as referring to Lazarus's eternal life in heaven; some followers of Jesus seem to have believed that Lazarus was never to die a bodily death again after his resurrection.
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Faced with allegations that included bribery and violation of sovereignty, Park was accused of colluding with her confidante and founder of the Church of Eternal Life, Choi Soon-sil, to secure millions of dollars in bribes from the country's biggest enterprises and allowing Choi, a civilian, to interfere in state affairs.
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"Young people are attracted to Shincheonji at times like this when opportunities dwindle because the church raises hopes of jobs as pastors and preachers and promises a spiritually fulfilling life, even promising eternal life and high priestship when the new world comes," said Kim Seong-Ja, 58, a former member.
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I come from a family of Christians and followers of Jesus, and where I think that might have been a bigger issue for a lot of parents just to get a grasp on, to me it was a way to introduce her to the concept of eternal life and ancestry.
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The show, with music by Chris Miller, lyrics by Nathan Tysen and a book by Claudia Shear and Tim Federle, is adapted from the classic children's book of the same title; Sarah will play Winnie, the girl who must ultimately decide whether to drink from the magical brook that provides eternal life.
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Even if we can map the electrical signals of my brain (if one were to assume that the brain is the totality of my being, which I do not), the ultimate eternal life that that process would create would not be mine, but rather a replica of me — or a digital variant of that replica.
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"The Latin cross is the foremost symbol of the Christian faith, embodying the central theological claim of Christianity: that the son of God died on the cross, that he rose from the dead, and that his death and resurrection offer the possibility of eternal life," Ginsburg declared in the case of American Legion v.
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While in Rome crimson flowers were frequently employed for funerals, especially those blooms that lose petals speedily as a reminder of life's brevity, red later evoked the eternal life and holy blood of Christ through the vermilion dress of cardinals and the Pope, although red has now faded from his garb into a papal white.
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There are moments elsewhere on the record, like "The Curse of Eternal Life" and "Empty Comforts" that up the tempos, relatively speaking, pushing their industrial clatter into territories that begin to approach techno, or hardcore—putting them in a realm that's not super far from those blistered Industrial Strength releases that razed clubs with Pantera samples.
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" For Mr. Morris, who referred to himself an atheist, the spirituality of India is part of the attraction, too, even as he noted: "pretty much seriously that one reason I get along really well with my friends in India is that I don't go there seeking enlightenment and bothering everybody with, 'Please tell me the secret of eternal life.
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What undergirds the "personhood" claim, as well as the anti-abortion position in general, is a fundamental religious belief among some people that at the moment of conception a soul has been implanted in that fertilized human egg, providing the possibility not only of life on this Earth, but also, of vastly greater importance, eternal life with God.
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So yes, Animal Crossing is a charming and delightful game about making friends — one that happens to take place in a world where social inequality, murder, and cannibalism are a normal part of the social order, where the rich can buy and sell those they consider sub-human on a whim, and even spend their way into eternal life, making wealth a power akin to religious salvation.
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" More recently, in Don DeLillo's "Zero K" (2016), a near-future novel about the attempt of the hyper-rich to attain eternal life, a character named Jeffrey observes a class of special-needs children: "The boy at the end of the table who can't produce the specific motor movements that would allow him to speak words that others might understand" and "the girl who could not take a step without sensing some predetermined danger," adding, in a nod to Sontag, "She was not a metaphor.
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