"Fear is the heart of love."

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God is Love.
God fears nothing.

Initium Sapientiae Timor Domini

-The Fear of the Lord is the beginning of Wisdom

One of the Gifts of the Holy Spirit…

(Is 11:1-3)
The spirit of the Lord shall rest upon him: a spirit of wisdom and of understanding, a spirit of counsel and of strength, a spirit of knowledge and of fear of the Lord, and his delight shall be the fear of the Lord"
Soul is Love.
God is our mother.

Our world consists of “Thinking, Emotion, Desires, Live and Death.”
Fear come from Birth.
The Power of God come from Birth.

Love and Hope are the backbone.
Truth is always neutral.

The Pillar of Fire does not mean wars, but human converted it into reality.
Fire mean spirit.
Spirit is inside your minds.
Soul is Love.
It’s inside your heart.

God Bless.
 
Soul is Love.
God is our mother.

Our world consists of “Thinking, Emotion, Desires, Live and Death.”
Fear come from Birth.
The Power of God come from Birth.

Love and Hope are the backbone.
Truth is always neutral.

The Pillar of Fire does not mean wars, but human converted it into reality.
Fire mean spirit.
Spirit is inside your minds.
Soul is Love.
It’s inside your heart.

God Bless.
Forgive me for being obtuse, but what the heck does all that mean?

Soul is love, God is our mother:

The soul is the spiritual part of a human. God is referred to as our Father because of the type of relationship that we have with Him. God embodies the perfection of both genders and is, Himself, genderless, though we use the masculine “He” in reference to Him out of both respect and because “he” is actually gender neutral, only feminists don’t like that.

Our world consists of “Thinking, Emotion, Desires, Live and Death.”
Fear come from Birth.
The Power of God come from Birth
:

Our world consists of that which is, which is made by God through His Son, Jesus Christ. It allows for evil to permit us free will, but was not designed with evil or death in mind. Fear, in the traditional sense, means overwheling, reverential awe. If you’re saying that our awe of God comes from birth, that would, I guess, be technically correct. God allows us to exist by thinking about us continually, so I suppose that at our conception, we are given the ability to have reverential awe for the Creator.

Love and Hope are the backbone.
Truth is always neutral.
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Faith, Hope and Love are three blessings bestowed upon us by Jesus Christ, and the greatest of those is Love. Truth is not neutral - truth says that one thing either is or isn’t. Neutrality means not taking sides. Either I am sitting at my computer typing, or I am not. There’s no neutrality there. I cannot be both at the computer and not at the computer. The bit about the cat in the box is silly nonsense. Either the cat is alive or its dead.

The Pillar of Fire does not mean wars, but human converted it into reality.:

You’ve lost me on this one. The Pillar of Fire is the manifestation of God the Father, as seen during the exodus from Egypt - He appeared as a pillar of fire that prevented the Egyptians from recapturing His people. There’s more to it, but nowhere in anything that I’ve ever seen has the Pillar of Fire been described as a mechanism of war.

As for the last few lines, they seem to be just a re-hash of what you’ve already said.

Forgive me, but I really don’t understand where you’re going with this particular set of lines. It’s very New Agey and doesn’t make much rational sense.

One thing I like about being Catholic is that it does make rational sense.
 
Forgive me for being obtuse, but what the heck does all that mean?
Soul is love, God is our mother:
The soul is the spiritual part of a human. God is referred to as our Father because of the type of relationship that we have with Him. God embodies the perfection of both genders and is, Himself, genderless, though we use the masculine “He” in reference to Him out of both respect and because “he” is actually gender neutral, only feminists don’t like that.
Gender is not decisive. Discrimination on races have to be elminated. We are from the same origin. God give birth to all of us.
Our world consists of “Thinking, Emotion, Desires, Live and Death.”
Fear come from Birth.
The Power of God come from Birth
:

Our world consists of that which is, which is made by God through His Son, Jesus Christ. It allows for evil to permit us free will, but was not designed with evil or death in mind. Fear, in the traditional sense, means overwheling, reverential awe. If you’re saying that our awe of God comes from birth, that would, I guess, be technically correct. God allows us to exist by thinking about us continually, so I suppose that at our conception, we are given the ability to have reverential awe for the Creator.
Designer? Creator? Is it your dream? Bible told you we have a creator, not designer.
I have no offense. God is always with us.
Love and Hope are the backbone.
Truth is always neutral.
:
Faith, Hope and Love are three blessings bestowed upon us by Jesus Christ, and the greatest of those is Love. Truth is not neutral - truth says that one thing either is or isn’t. Neutrality means not taking sides. Either I am sitting at my computer typing, or I am not. There’s no neutrality there. I cannot be both at the computer and not at the computer. The bit about the cat in the box is silly nonsense. Either the cat is alive or its dead.
Truth is neutral. Fact is neutral. Decisions are made by man. “You are a man, you are not a man.” Speaking out of emptiness is not a way of telling the truth.
The Pillar of Fire does not mean wars, but human converted it into reality.:

You’ve lost me on this one. The Pillar of Fire is the manifestation of God the Father, as seen during the exodus from Egypt - He appeared as a pillar of fire that prevented the Egyptians from recapturing His people. There’s more to it, but nowhere in anything that I’ve ever seen has the Pillar of Fire been described as a mechanism of war.
Is that Pillar a fire column? I wonder.
As for the last few lines, they seem to be just a re-hash of what you’ve already said.

Forgive me, but I really don’t understand where you’re going with this particular set of lines. It’s very New Agey and doesn’t make much rational sense.

One thing I like about being Catholic is that it does make rational sense.
Rationality will not bring you reality.

Love and Hope are different, but one.
I am in the middle.

The existence of God cannot be denied.
Believers don’t need proofs, not for others.
Philosophy and sciences are neutral.
Fact is neutral.

For me, it’s always one.
 
Ouch.

Why does it seem that anyone who was taught by nuns (before I was even born!) doesn’t remember it fondly?

They seem like such pleasant people. Why, then, they would have such a short fuse around children perplexes me…
I’d have to agree with Brother Martin Lurther that women need marriage. I think “fear is the heart of love” is just a song lyric. As to finding God I think that is a matter of personal revelation, which is more the path of a mystic than anything else. Mystics tend to be troublesome people though.
 
Does the quote “Fear is the heart of love.” correspond with Catholic teaching (on love)?

Thanks in advance
It is true, in a deeply mystical sense. You hear it once, it strikes you as false, but it sticks with you- and then several decades later, you realize it is true.
 
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