between the ‘is’ and
the ‘ought-to-be.’
In a very real sense,
in the age of capitalist
modernity, ‘no lives matter.’
The radical point
is that ‘all lives
ought to matter’.
And that calls
upon us to
analyse and
understand
the forces
that stand in
the way of such
a basic proposition.
The moral malaise
of modernity needs
to be related to
the process in
which social
relationships
become abstract,
and impersonal.
without semblanceand without means.For me to know God thus,with nothing between,I must be all but He,He all but me.(It is very interesting to notehow Meister Eckhart wrotecenturies ago the same ideas) .
Anyone who is holyobeys the spirituallaws of God,who dwells in him.God the Father is presentin the perfect soul,and with him,Christ reigns,according to the words:We shall come to himand make our homewith him (cf John 14: 23) .
this emotionalintelligence.They areself-awareness,self-regulation,motivation,empathy,and social skills.(Reference to Daniel Goleman’swork in emotional intelligence) .
who guides us intoall truth, convictsand corrects us,chastises and trains us.Thus we shall maturein the faith and livea fruitful life thathonours the living God.
clear to me,that I have no timeto put on masksto cover up my reality.I have no time for conflictsand dramas creating stress.All that I need is a sweet home,where I feel welcomed always,good food served at the tableand friends inwhose companyI am always very happy.I want the holy altarto lift my praying hands,to sit in…
of the soul one mayask oneselfDo I love God?It is a terriying thought.The impressionis not real.God loves this soul,and the most beautifulproof of His love isthat He is drawingit to Himself andbinding its whole will.
