You Cannot Die

by Margaret Stevens

From the I wish we could sit down together and have a little visit about a subject which seems to be on the minds of so many people today. It is a subject that many are afraid to talk about or to face, but when it is rightly understood it should bring peace of mind and even a sense of joyous anticipation. As a minister, I have counseled many people who were about to make their transition. I have been at the bedside of many as they started their new adventure. I have seen looks of joy and wonder come over their faces in those last moments and I know, deeply and surely, that death is something with ease and comfort as a natural step in the progression of life.

Paperback

First published September 1, 1983

Reviews

[Amber · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was more of a pamphlet (like 35 pages), but I enjoyed it. It was about the fears of death and why not to fear death so much.