A person’s gratitude for being alive is morally meaningful. It does not retroactively become permission granted before existence.
Rev. Raél Hadley · The Inheritance of ExistenceA person’s gratitude for being alive is morally meaningful. It does not retroactively become permission granted before existence.
The Inheritance of Existence, manuscript p. 189. Editorial paraphrase of the supporting distinction.
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