Imagine what our history, our living here and now would look like if the light with which we understand the final judgment, salvation, forgiveness,etc. was this weightless weight! Glory be, I’ve been a witness to moments of this in the lives of people near and far to me, in books read, art...we all have, thank God.
I need to get my hands on as much of Jenson and what he says about prayer as possible--all of this is so fantastic. Thank you for this series as a whole, and for sharing this last part, even though the timing didn’t work out as you originally expected!
Imagine what our history, our living here and now would look like if the light with which we understand the final judgment, salvation, forgiveness,etc. was this weightless weight! Glory be, I’ve been a witness to moments of this in the lives of people near and far to me, in books read, art...we all have, thank God.
I need to get my hands on as much of Jenson and what he says about prayer as possible--all of this is so fantastic. Thank you for this series as a whole, and for sharing this last part, even though the timing didn’t work out as you originally expected!
“The devil is witty, but not funny”--and that truly does sound like a definition of hell. A humorless, laugh-less world.
Yes. Absolutely. If God is the laughter at the ground of being, then hell is the cackle that refuses to be.