The Heart of Matter: The World of Matter Is Our Home.
Tuesday, September 6
“The world of matter, energy, space and time is our home. There is an organic unity, a dynamic process, where every part of the whole participates in or mirrors the whole, including God. These realities are ultimate and irreducible.”
Ilia Delio, Hours of the Universe
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“Nuestro hogar es el mundo de la materia, la energía, el espacio y el tiempo. Hay una unidad orgánica, un proceso dinámico donde cada parte del todo participa o refleja el todo, incluido Dios. Son realidades últimas e irreductibles.”
Ilia Delio, Hours of the Universe
What is being moved? What is being asked?
For more related topics check out our podcast, “Hunger for Wholeness” on Spotify. Episode 6 was just released with Ilia Delio, Gabbi Sloan and Thomas Oord on “Love is Always Hopeful”
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