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djeter
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I’ve noticed an uptick on the spirituality forum of questions concerning hell and thought you might like to read this short essay by Dr. Peter Kreeft on “Shared Hells.”
“It is, of course, the most familiar, the most often-told story in the world. Yet it is also the strangest, and it has never lost its strangeness, its awe, and will not even in eternity, where angels tremble to gaze at things we yawn at. And however strange, it is the only key that fits the lock of our tortured lives and needs. We needed a surgeon, he came and reached into our wounds with bloody hands. He didn’t give us a placebo or a pill or good advice. He gave us himself.”
You can find more here:
payingattentiontothesky.com/2010/02/02/shared-hells-peter-kreeft/
dj
“It is, of course, the most familiar, the most often-told story in the world. Yet it is also the strangest, and it has never lost its strangeness, its awe, and will not even in eternity, where angels tremble to gaze at things we yawn at. And however strange, it is the only key that fits the lock of our tortured lives and needs. We needed a surgeon, he came and reached into our wounds with bloody hands. He didn’t give us a placebo or a pill or good advice. He gave us himself.”
You can find more here:
payingattentiontothesky.com/2010/02/02/shared-hells-peter-kreeft/
dj