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Conservatism or
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lies at his heart;
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[214]
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Christ has taken the power from death and brought life and _imperishable_ being to light by the gospel. [215]
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Imperishableness,
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through and through. The moral man acts _in the service_ of an end or an idea: he makes himself the _tool_ of the idea of the good, as the pious man counts it his glory to be a tool or instrument of God. To await death is what the moral commandment postulates as the good; to give it to oneself is immoral and bad: _suicide_ finds no excuse before the judgment-seat of morality. If the religious man forbids it because
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(as if, even talking in this conception, God did not take it from me just as much when I kill myself as when a tile from the roof, or a hostile bullet, fells me; for he would have aroused the resolution of death in me too!), the moral man forbids it because I owe my life to the fatherland, etc.,
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Of course, for in me good loses a tool, as God does an instrument. If I am immoral, the good is served in my _amendment_; if I am