Grace Can And Does Have A History.

In The Days Ahead, You Will Either Be A Mystic (one Who Has Experienced God For Real) Or Nothing At All.

The Dead Are Silent Because They Live, Just As We Chatter So Loudly To Try To Make Ourselves Forget That We Are Dying. Their Silence Is Really Their Call To Me, The Assurance Of Their Immortal Love For Me.

Knowing God Is More Important Than Knowing About God.

For It Is The Bitter Grief Of Theology And Its Blessed Task, Too, Always To Have To Seek (because It Does Not Clearly Have Present To It At The Time)...always Providing That One Has The Courage To Ask Questions, To Be Dissatisfied, To Think With The Mind And Heart One Actually Has, And Not With The Mind And Heart One Is Supposed To Have.

How Often I Have Found That We Grow To Maturity Not By Doing What We Like, But By Doing What We Should. How True It Is That Not Every 'should' Is A Compulsion, And Not Every 'like' Is A High Morality And True Freedom.