All God Wants Of Man Is A

Saint Augustine Cries, Lord I Cannot Love You, But Come In And Love Yourself In Me. According To Saint Paul, We Must Put Off Our Own Natural Form And Put On The Form Of God, And Saint Augustine Tells Us To Discard Our Own Mode Of Nature; Then The Divine Nature Will Flow In And Be Revealed. Saint Augustine Says, Those Who Seek And Find, Find Not. He Who Seeks And Finds Not, He Alone Finds. Saint Paul Says, What I Was, Was Not I, It Was God In Me.

If I Had A Friend And Loved Him Because Of The Benefits Which This Brought Me And Because Of Getting My Own Way, Then It Would Not Be My Friend That I Loved But Myself. I Should Love My Friend On Account Of His Own Goodness And Virtues And Account Of All That He Is In Himself. Only If I Love My Friend In This Way Do I Love Him Properly.

The Moral Task Of Man Is A Process Of Spiritualization. All Creatures Are Go-betweens, And We Are Placed In Time That By Diligence In Spiritual Business We May Grow Liker And Nearer To God. The Aim Of Man Is Beyond The Temporal - In The Serene Region Of The Everlasting Present.

God Is At His Greatest When I Am At My Least.

The More Deeply We Are Our True Selves, The Less Self Is In Us.