I came over something on PD on the net today. I honestly do not know whether one should cry or laugh. But, there is something incredible moving with the little text. I provide a translation from Norwegian to English (The original is from a book by Norwegian author Torgald Røe.)
"Arne and I talked about how long it could be possible to hold out the kind of lives we had. He died in August. He hung himself in a bed at the nursing home. Arne was a practical man. He became 60 years old."
I hope to continue being a "broadcaster" of the good news that Jesus is alive and loves us until He is ready for me to come home. Yes, the text is moving but sad that Arne did not experience God as a person who could be trusted to care for him until the end.
What? "He hung himself" and he "was a practical man"??? A bit odd that you not only include laughing as one of your possible reactions, but that you even consider it worth translating/posting here.
Sorry. I don't really get the point of the story 😕
We came to this life for a purpose and I believe our mission as human being is to survive until the last breath no matter how worst it gets .
The Arabians say : If the death is inevitable its a shame to die as a Coward without a fight .
I understand the willful Norseman's defiance of his fate. I am of Scandinavian descent, perhaps the mentality is in the genes.
We are not humans seeking a spiritual experience
we are spirits seeking a human experience
God gave us this world in which to have an experience
PD is one of the learning experiences God gave us
as we have our experience
God gave us each other
to share this experience
and become more of who we are meant to be
Love > hate
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