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contramundum7
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i don’t think its judging to decide that some people should not neter into our inner sanctum… (or am i understanding what u are replying to??). Maybe i have the wrong post…). If you are referring 2 unconditional love, same thing. Its not judgmental 2 state an opinion… (born from experience, more than likely).Jesus’ Revelation is to teach us to love.
I look at it this way:
A child without any disability wasn’t born knowing how to walk, after months of laying on their backs they first learn to crawl (bottom shuffle etc). Their parents didn’t say at this stage ‘You can’t walk, you’re a crawler, the rest is a waste of time, you’ll never do it, you keep falling over, so we’ll push you aside and lose hope in you because you’ll always be a crawler’, that really would be a harsh judgement to pass!Instead the parent encourages them to reach the next stage of their development and gives them every tool and aid to attain that next stage.
In the same way God does this with our spiritual development, that is our growth in love. We are not born walking spiritually, we are back-layers, rollers, bottom shufflers and crawlers of the knowledge and practise of love that is faith.
The parent has great patience, love and kindness with the little child who is struggling so hard to develop. This is also true of God’s patience, love and kindness with His Children and so those people who have been blessed with the grace of faith must exercise great patience, love and kindness.
It’s true that the only Jesus some people may ever know is the one that you show them in your love, patience, mercy and kindness to them.
We are all learning from the Divine Teacher and as in all things people learn in different ways, at different paces, with different set backs and different leaps of progress.
I don’t know anyone who isnt a sinner, we are all shuffling, some days we shuffle better than others so best not to judge and best to work on our own shuffling!
In my prayers
