If one believes that death is a "wall," then
a. one will see death as an irrevocable evil
b. one will hope to live on in some form of afterlife
c. one will be happy to die
d. one's attitude toward death will be influenced in some—not necessarily any obvious—way
e. one will give up hope when one is dying
D
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