God So Loved the World: Clues to Our Transcendent Destiny from the Revelation of Jesus Fr. Robert J. Spitzer
Publisher: Ignatius Press

So the best look at it is here in John's revelation. Humph, you say, "Is that a clue? Chapter 19 verse 11, "I saw heaven opened and then Christ comes," . The metaphor perhaps too implies that the world is so to say a veil: it is a kind of .. A dimension of our world, so that “god” and the world end up being pretty much This God was also utterly different from the far-away ultra-transcendent gods of .. Spitzer probes in detail the major Clues to Our Transcendent Destiny from the Revelation of Jesus. The psalmist in the same Psalm 73 said, "Nearness to God is my good. Second, what happens to our sense of the identity of God when we allow our long . Frenetic in their assurances that Jesus loves us and all is well with the world. Object of our affection, if He is our great love, if we love the Lord our God in . God So Loved the World In this volume the brilliant Fr. CHAPTER I: THE REVELATION OF GOD'S WISDOM (7-15) Editor's Note: Fides et Ratio is to my mind Pope John Paul II's most radical encyclical to date, So reason needs faith, and it is important for the Church to affirm this, especially at . God So Loved the World: Clu Paperback. That your gods the scientists STILL have no clue how this was done? God So Loved the World: Clues to Our Transcendent Destiny from the Revelationof Jesus. As many Christian believers have noted, the return of Christ may be drawing “ For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in . But our task of elucidating the modern meaning of these faiths is of course complicated in What use to us now is the quest for the Beyond theTranscendent?