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RobertinRSA
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I posed this question to one of the apologists, then thought that it would make an interesting discussion point with the all of you apologists, so here it is…
Most people pray to God for them not to die, either when travelling or when in near death experiences. However, is this right? I do not think that there is a Catholic prayer that says, please protect me from death? We should want to be reunited with God. Catholic prayers rather pray for a decent end, e.g., “May the Lord grant me a quiet night and a perfect end.” Is this predominantly a non-Catholic Chirstian approach?
I’m interested in reading every else’s response. :tiphat:
Most people pray to God for them not to die, either when travelling or when in near death experiences. However, is this right? I do not think that there is a Catholic prayer that says, please protect me from death? We should want to be reunited with God. Catholic prayers rather pray for a decent end, e.g., “May the Lord grant me a quiet night and a perfect end.” Is this predominantly a non-Catholic Chirstian approach?
I’m interested in reading every else’s response. :tiphat: