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 1 Text|          Christian catechism and life, have we as Christians finally
 2 Text| Christians finally realised what life is and what death is.~If
 3 Text|   boundaries of reality - namely life and death - in our conscience
 4 Text|         is that we will speak of life, but really mean death.
 5 Text|          we will confuse it with life.~In so doing, however, we
 6 Text|        He came to teach with His life, and confirm with His death,
 7 Text|        with His death, what true life is:~"Far this I was born,
 8 Text| information, but rather a way of life, a struggle of "flesh and
 9 Text|         cut off the communion of life between God and their fellow
10 Text|          confirmed both with His life and death that He indeed "
11 Text|        to serve, and to give His life a ransom for many" (Mat.
12 Text|        should walk in newness of life" (Rom 6:4). The Apostle
13 Text|         Resurrection" {Rom 6:5).~Life and Resurrection were thus
14 Text|         and man. Therefore, true life does not exist for the human
15 Text|        or biological end of this life. This in any case will end
16 Text|          Mat 22:30). So our true life has not yet appeared. Nor
17 Text|           when Christ who is our life appears, then you,also will