Difference between revisions of "Change"
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"The creation that you must be concerned with is this temporary creation—time and space, a physical reality, a reality of constant change, of evolving systems, a reality of contrast and conflict, a reality of life and death." | "The creation that you must be concerned with is this temporary creation—time and space, a physical reality, a reality of constant change, of evolving systems, a reality of contrast and conflict, a reality of life and death." | ||
| + | *What is Creation? (Feb 4, 2007) | ||
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| + | "You are so addicted to change. You love change and you hate change. You love your physical existence, and you hate your physical existence. It intrigues you. It stimulates you. And yet it hurts you and terrifies you and disappoints you." | ||
*What is Creation? (Feb 4, 2007) | *What is Creation? (Feb 4, 2007) | ||
Revision as of 22:29, 13 November 2011
"God seeks to prepare humanity for a new world, a new reality, and for its encounter with life in the universe, an encounter that will change and determine the future and destiny of humanity."
- The Shock of the Future (April 30, 2011)
"The creation that you must be concerned with is this temporary creation—time and space, a physical reality, a reality of constant change, of evolving systems, a reality of contrast and conflict, a reality of life and death."
- What is Creation? (Feb 4, 2007)
"You are so addicted to change. You love change and you hate change. You love your physical existence, and you hate your physical existence. It intrigues you. It stimulates you. And yet it hurts you and terrifies you and disappoints you."
- What is Creation? (Feb 4, 2007)