Heart of Matter: A Process of Faith
September 26, 2023//
“What appears to the sciences as a process of cosmogenesis is seen from the perspective of faith to be a process of Christogenesis.”
Ilia Delio, Making All Things New
“Lo que ante las ciencias se presenta como un proceso de cosmogénesis, desde la perspectiva de la fe lo vemos como un proceso de cristogénesis.”
Ilia Delio, Making All Things New
What is being asked?
What is being moved?
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