The Gospel Understands the Hireling. We claim that we are Christians, but at the end we worship a demon. 16th of April 2013More
The Gospel Understands the Hireling.
We claim that we are Christians, but at the end we worship a demon.
16th of April 2013
We claim that we are Christians, but at the end we worship a demon.
16th of April 2013
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Without God, we are nothing.
"The God we worship is a God we cut in a way, that he fits our mesures"
A very interesting point. We are ready to give God something, but never to give Him everything. We have our business to run, and He is always somewhere next to us, but never really in us.
How often we receive Communion: but do we really feel, do we understand that God, God Himself: the One we imagine as the Highest, the Almighty …More
"The God we worship is a God we cut in a way, that he fits our mesures"
A very interesting point. We are ready to give God something, but never to give Him everything. We have our business to run, and He is always somewhere next to us, but never really in us.
How often we receive Communion: but do we really feel, do we understand that God, God Himself: the One we imagine as the Highest, the Almighty, the Incarnated Good, that He enters into us? It happens really seldom. Otherwise this experience would have changed our heart and our deeds a long ago!
A very interesting point. We are ready to give God something, but never to give Him everything. We have our business to run, and He is always somewhere next to us, but never really in us.
How often we receive Communion: but do we really feel, do we understand that God, God Himself: the One we imagine as the Highest, the Almighty, the Incarnated Good, that He enters into us? It happens really seldom. Otherwise this experience would have changed our heart and our deeds a long ago!