Frances HoganGuest
Dave LeonGuestDivine Will Cynical HostHost
Yet I feel I'm stammering, she says, and she is because I mean, she's speaking of a reality that's nearly impossible to communicate.

In order to explain myself better, according to our human language, you see, and that's the problem using human language to talk about a divine reality.

Now, as we go on in these writings, Louisa will hear from Jesus that the whole of creation has the divine will present in it.

He's present in every animal from the one-celled amoeba to the great giants of the savannas.

But the only part of creation that was given the free will to respond is humanity.


So Louisa is introducing us here to why we put our I love you on everything because we see God's beauty in the flowering earth.

We experience God's terrifying power in the hurricanes and the volcanoes and the eruptions of the earth and so on.

When we see a very gentle sea, utterly calm, just quietly murmuring, we're looking at the gentleness of God.

Yet I feel I'm stammering, she says, and she is because I mean, she's speaking of a reality that's nearly impossible to communicate.

In order to explain myself better, according to our human language, you see, and that's the problem using human language to talk about a divine reality.

Now, as we go on in these writings, Louisa will hear from Jesus that the whole of creation has the divine will present in it.

He's present in every animal from the one-celled amoeba to the great giants of the savannas.

But the only part of creation that was given the free will to respond is humanity.


So Louisa is introducing us here to why we put our I love you on everything because we see God's beauty in the flowering earth.

We experience God's terrifying power in the hurricanes and the volcanoes and the eruptions of the earth and so on.

When we see a very gentle sea, utterly calm, just quietly murmuring, we're looking at the gentleness of God.
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