And what precisely are these cherubim that are stationed in front of the tree of life barring access?

这些守护生命树的天使,到底是什么东西？

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is like asking, "Might I still be alive after" well what's death? Death is the end of life.

等同于,我能继续活下去么,那么什么是死亡,死亡是生命的终结

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in 1890 or in "The Variety of Religious Experiences" writes, " If we were to ask the question: ? "What is human life's chief concern?"

890年在“宗教经验之种种“中写道“,如果要问：,人类生命最主要的担心是什么“

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What is life?" he asks, rhetorically in the introduction.

什么是生命？“他在介绍部分煞有介事地问。

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During the time perhaps you're being deprived of the goods of life ? Well, when are you deprived of the goods of life?

也许是在你正在被剥夺,生命里的好处期间,什么时候你被剥夺了生命里的好处？

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So, whatever the explanation is, we care about the overall shape and trajectory of our life.

所以，不管原因是什么，我们在乎生命的整体形状和轨道。

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There's something wrong about lives, something inauthentic about lives that are lived without facing the facts of our mortality and living accordingly, whatever the appropriate responses might be.

那种生活是有问题的，不去面对我们终有一死的事实,并相应地生活的生命是不真实的，不管合适的反应可能是什么。

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- And it's worth--; it's sort of a useful test for asking yourself -- what are the things you must value in life-- to ask, what would you choose to do if you knew you had five years, ten years, ? what have you?

而这值得;,这算是一种很有用的测试,用来问自己什么是你在生命中必须珍惜的事-,问你会怎么选择,如果你知道自己还有5年，10年，之类的时间？

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