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An eternity contemplating the loss of God is so incomprehensibly bleak that the torments of Hell can be seen as a welcome distraction.
Suggests we ask ourselves what we should fix and what we should develop
"God is the one who decides who goes to heaven. But how does God's heart react to a Dad like that?"
Kempis writes from the viewpoint of Jesus and encourages the soul longing for Heaven.
A theologian responds: Our relationship with God prevails over bonds of affection.
Scripture presents us with these beautiful visions, giving us all something to long for.
That image falls extremely short of what eternal life truly is.
After red and white martyrdom comes this type of martyrdom.
For the early Church its beautiful feathers and tough skin revealed a heavenly reality.
Experts gather to ponder the Church’s teaching on the fate of unbaptized infants
