Kingdom (Reign) of God is Among (Within) You III, December 30, 2012
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Dear People Whom God Loves, We now turn to the reign of God is among. I see the word among emphasizing the relationship we have with each other. This of course means that our relationships are gradually becoming more loving. This transformation is greatly influenced by the transformation of truly loving ourselves that we covered […]
Kingdom (Reign) of God is Among (Within) You II, December 23, 2012
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Dear People Whom God Loves, To continue. The Greek preposition can be translated with by the word among or the word within. I see either translation as emphasizing in different ways what the reign of God is like. Let us start with the reign of God is within. The reign of God is the pervasiveness […]
Original Sin, Original Wound V, December 9, 2012
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Dear People Whom God Loves, To continue. One of the qualities of meditation is a deeper awareness. An awareness of things just as they are. Awareness without judgment. The wonderful thing is that this awareness gradually builds more neurons and synopses in our brain. This allows the prefrontal cortex to have greater influence on the […]
Original Sin, Original Wound IV, December 2, 2012
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Dear People Whom God Loves, We now turn to our journey through the process of integration rather than by will power alone. Remember that our human emotions and impulses come from the two older parts of our brain: the reptilian brain and the mammalian. When we don’t have the newest part of our brain the […]
ORIGINAL SIN, ORIGINAL WOUND, November 11, 2012
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Dear People Whom God Loves, Original Sin. G. K Chesterton said that the doctrine of original sin is the only doctrine that is verifiable. That means if we look at human beings, we see difficulties and problems with living well. Something doesn’t seem to work right. Looking at myself and looking around I surely appreciate […]
JUSTICE, November 4, 2012
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Dear People Whom God Loves, The justice teaching of our church goes back a long way and is currently confirmed by modern papal teachings. When we look at how St. Thomas Aquinas defined justice in the 13th century we can see why our church’s position today does not endorse either socialism or capitalism. Thomas calls […]
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