For to fear death, men, is in fact nothing other than to seem to be wise, but not to be so. For it is to seem to know what one does not know: no one knows whether death does not even happen to be the greatest of all goods for the human being; but people fear it as though they knew well that it is the greatest of evils. Plato
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Many people fear death because they believe that it is a terrible thing. However, death is a great gift, a gift that we will all receive in the end. Even if we die in a horrible way, we will still be with God. Our lives on Earth are but a small portion of our eternity in Heaven. So instead of fearing death, we should use what time we have left to do good for others and make them happy.

Source: Apology

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