Embracing Mortality: The Medieval Concept of a "Good Death"
The medieval notion of a "good death" involved spiritual readiness, connection to others, and finding meaning and closure at life's end.
The "good death" was an important idea in medieval culture that provided guidance for facing mortality.
A good death involves spiritual preparation, saying goodbye to loved ones, and finding meaning in one's life.
The concept encourages people to reflect on their values, relationships, and legacy when approaching the end of life.
A good death brings a sens…
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