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TerryPaul
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Hello,
It’s hard to pose my question so please have patience.
I’ve been devoting myself to Catholic study with the hope of discovering and enjoying a greater closeness to God. It is not easy.
I have under taken the study of C S Lewis and Chesterton etc. and I felt a little deflated tonight when it occurred to me that there are many people who know the Bible and our faith far greater than I may ever know it but some are the very same people that can slice me in half with a harsh word or carless glance.
Does holiness truly take us on a road to spiritual perfection or should we not expect too much from our poor fallen nature.
Is this “as good as it gets?”
Please respond with some depth to help me understand and maybe even encourage me,
God bless,
Terry
It’s hard to pose my question so please have patience.
I’ve been devoting myself to Catholic study with the hope of discovering and enjoying a greater closeness to God. It is not easy.
I have under taken the study of C S Lewis and Chesterton etc. and I felt a little deflated tonight when it occurred to me that there are many people who know the Bible and our faith far greater than I may ever know it but some are the very same people that can slice me in half with a harsh word or carless glance.
Does holiness truly take us on a road to spiritual perfection or should we not expect too much from our poor fallen nature.
Is this “as good as it gets?”
Please respond with some depth to help me understand and maybe even encourage me,
God bless,
Terry