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The Abolition of Man: Paradoxical Power

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May 19, 2012

 

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But that doesn't alter the fact that it is winning.' " (67). These casualties that Lewis' friend speaks of are victims of tuberculosis on a small scale, but on a larger scale they are the casualties of the cycle of life and death. This sets the tone for the rest of the chapter. The inevitability of death is not negotiable or debatable, and Lewis knows that the reader will be able to understand this...
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The inevitability of death is not negotiable or debatable, and Lewis knows that the reader will be able to understand this. Death is one of the phenomenons of nature that cannot be conquered, in spite of scientific and medical discoveries. In turn, death cannot and will never be "conquered". While it can be fought off for a certain amount of time, it cannot be escaped...
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