Nothing we do changes God's love for us

[GeoFee]

“God saw all that he had made, and it was very good. And there was evening, and there was morning—the sixth day.”

I take it that God is all good and transcendent of the created order. Further, Rooted in the text above, I am convinced that creation is all good. This gets complicated with the emergence and fall of human being. Consequent to the fall human being governs creation by the knowledge of good and evil. Which is now leading humanity through the valley of death’s dark shadow. We let our light shine, each in our small corner, and the darkness is pushed back. We do this as servants in the way of Jesus.

 

[GeoFee]

I was raised in a Dutch Calvinist tradition. My young mind was structured by the catechism and the Sunday liturgy. This changed with puberty. My critical imagination began to take form. I asked difficult questions and was generally silenced by insistence on conformity. I resisted the bias to that conformity. In my late youth I was excommunicated.

Some lessons from the early days have brought forward good fruit. The idea that I am utterly dependent on the grace of God leaves me guilt free. And the realization of my ethical responsibility (count the cost and shoulder the cross) for which I will be called to account. This being the pursuit of mercy and justice in the way of humility.

 

[Luce NDs]

When we are not dependant on the whole thing ... we are out of here ... because some national leaders don;t like to depend on the common folk ... yet as stand alone ... they too may fail!

An alternate vision may be required by potent leaders will deny that case ... as you could learn something about greater things that the leader didn't know thus proving the leaders imperfect too ... thus they find themselves out too ... some call this bicameral light!

Expect interference from across the line ... the dark zone!

Really he'IS rael ... a stirring light going about in swirls ... creating a crazy life ... just look about at the indications an dsigns!