I would say it was more about not accepting one's fate, not being passive, and not giving up into old age. The only way I think your comment makes sense is in a religious view of resurrection which I know I think is untrue and I am pretty sure you do to
You’re correct in assuming I hold no religious views; however I would suggest that my line is more in line with the concept “yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery but today is a gift; that’s why it’s called the present”.
There's a time for accepting the inevitable and there's a time for making the change. Both sentiments are valid in their own context. The tricky bit I find is telling when to apply which sentiment to a situation.
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