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1 4 |  witness of his own life and death: "For God so loved the world
2 5 |   dead will never die again; death no longer has dominion over
3 5 |   man beyond the frontier of death. Indeed at this frontier
4 5 |   prospect of the day of his death in the dimension of the
5 5 |     ineluctable necessity of death.~Now there is an opposition
6 5 | opposition between youth and death. Death seems far distant
7 5 |     between youth and death. Death seems far distant from youth.
8 6 |       across the frontier of death, in order that, in the sight
9 15|     the graveyard of nuclear death? What must we do to avoid