Rollo May writes that in order for us to appreciate our lives and to live every moment to the fullest, we need to confront our nonbeing.

Rollo May writes that in order for us to appreciate our lives and to live every moment to the fullest, we need to confront our nonbeing. Once we face our future, and admit to ourselves that we will soon cease to exist, then life becomes dearer to us, and we act accordingly. Do you agree with May that confronting death has a positive effect on life? How have events such as September 11th informed your opinions regarding this question? Provide a scholarly web link to support your argument.