The Cause of death (n.) is the last entry on your permanent record.
The Cause of death (n.) names the last thing that happened rather than the thing that did it.
Cause of death (n.) gets one line on a form for decades of living.
Cause of death (n.) reduces a person to the thing that stopped them.
Crucifixion (n.) is actually a very ironic death for a carpenter
The Crucifixion (n.) was the image prepared when Nero and Caracalla sat on the throne: "the lowest man is worth more than that man up there!"
The Crucifixion (n.) is the most sublime symbol — even today; natural science has not overcome Christian value judgments.
The Crucifixion (n.) was not the main thing at all: only one more sign of how to behave toward the authorities of this world — not to defend oneself.
Dying early (n.) fills the funeral with people the same age as the dead.
Dying early (n.) is like closing a book halfway and having everyone agree it was a good book.
Dying early (n.) is having done all of the saving and none of the spending.
Dying early (n.) turns a person into the age they were, permanently.
Dying of old age (n.) gets announced as 'peacefully, surrounded by family', whatever the last month looked like.
Dying of old age (n.) is the death everyone is quietly trying to earn.
Dying of old age (n.) is outliving every excuse to go sooner.
Dying of old age (n.) is what everyone wants and nobody looks forward to.