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so i am looking forward to that. i m scared, because it is an act of faith. you know, faith is an act of trust. it is something that you do not know for sure. you don t have any proof of, so it requires faith, but i hope that iwh am able to have faith when i am dying and take that step into eternity with joy. tucker: why do you think that death is so often accompanied by suffering? well, because the human body when it begins to fall apart suffers. certainly i am suffering more than i was when i was 55 ator te age of 76.he tucker: i don t i want to know the details. as someone in his 50s. you will find out yourself in your own way. so i think that the diminishment is a part of living this life. and having said that, i can t imagine going out of existence. i know that i have not existed always, because i haven t. but i can t imagine going out of existence. when i die, that s all there is. there s too much more of me than just to the biological functions of this body. tucker: we
with john that we are still thinking about. life. things were falling apart for him, and then out of nowhere he did not expect it, that s for sure, god stepped in with the message. here s part of that conversation. i was in a lot of trouble at one point. i had a divorce. i had some problems. and i was in this little house that i had, and i was really suffering for many reasons. my career was a little influx at that time, and lots of things were going on.so my relationship to my kids andnd wife and m such. and i was on the floor. i found myself on the floor
culture as part of human life. tucker: that s fascinating. i never thought ofha that. they are only a part that has funerals, the berries the dead. the animal part of creation does not do that. of course the vegetation part doesn t.ar human beings are the only the only part of creation that has any and the only part of creation the buries the dead. tucker: why do we do that? why do we bury the dead? i think it s because we love the dead, and we think that life has more meaning than the 30 or 40 or 80 years that we have. there is something after this. you know, some great memorials of history, the pyramids are tombs. and the way that the egyptians carry for bodies has always been something we have seen, mummies
from science now that we know in the 50 is in 60 s that there is no other conclusion but that there was an infinite intelligent creator behind this. tucker: charlie lynn duff spent many years at the new york times and left to become one of the last independent journalists in this country.ge he reports from detroit now. about as independent as an american can be, a long conversation with him about his life.t an interesting story about a man who worked at changing light bulbs on the top of the empire state building. here is it. you wrote one of my favorite pieces i have ever read in any newspaper ever. it was this little place, and he were driving through the city and you look up at the top of the building and there was a radio tower that of course has a light bulb on the top so the planes don t fly into it and you ask yourself, i wonder who changes that light bulb? that was the empire state building.