Some more from...

Some more from:
http://dailydig.bruderhof.org

A Question
Martin Buber
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“Where is the dwelling of God?” This was the question with which the Rabbi of Kotzk surprised a number of learned men who happened to be visiting him. They laughed at him: “What a thing to ask! Is not the whole world full of his glory?” Then he answered his own question: “God dwells wherever people let him in.”
And wherever people let him in, there is redemption...



Only Then
Romano Guardini
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Thomas appears to have been a realist - reserved, cool, perhaps a little obstinate. He wanted proofs, wanted to see and touch. Then again, it might have been rebellion deep within him, the vainglory of an intelligence that would not surrender, a sluggishness and coldness of heart. In any case, he got what he asked for…in that state of unbelief which cuts itself off from everything, that insists on human evidence to become convinced. But nothing that comes from God can be proven like 2 x 2=4. It must touch one; it is only seen and grasped when the heart is open and the spirit purged of self. Only then can it awaken faith.
On seeing and believing.


(by the way,I'm excited to know your perspectives about myself.please feel free in writing your thoughts.)

Today's Quote:
"The sure way to miss success is to miss the opportunity." -Victor Charles