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The connection between life and death has always been a central question for humanity—and, in many ways, for understanding the nature of existence itself. As noted in ancient Greek philosophy, everything that comes into being will eventually pass away. Yet today, this relationship has become more complex, as life and death appear more closely linked and less clearly defined than ever before.
At the same time, the topic has taken on new urgency. With people living longer than at any point in history, and with death increasingly hidden from everyday experience in modern Western societies, many have grown disconnected from its reality. This shift has created a new set of challenges and questions—spanning medicine, ethics, economics, philosophy, and theology—that are only beginning to be explored.
This volume brings together a wide range of perspectives from leading thinkers across disciplines, including scientists, theologians, philosophers, and healthcare professionals. Based on contributions originally presented at a symposium supported by the John Templeton Foundation, the collection offers thoughtful insights into one of the most profound and evolving subjects of human inquiry.