\u201cCreation is the sum of all God\u2019s thoughts.\u201d<\/em> (para.1)<\/p>\n\n\n\n \u201cGod\u2019s thoughts are given all the power that their own Creator has \u2026 This His Sons shares in Creation, and must therefore share in the power to create.\u201d<\/em> (para.2)<\/p>\n\n\n\n Yesterday, I got a new understanding while listening to Fr. Richard in as Season 5 podcast of \u2018Another Name for Everything\u2019. He said that when religion says \u2018Almighty God\u2019 it makes God static, and that the crucifixion showed us an \u2018all humble God\u2019. The conversation went on to talk about God being in relationship with us \u2013 that there needed to be the flow of giving and receiving between God and creation. (Love is a force!) Richard calls this the \u2018Divine Dance\u2019 when he describes the flow of the Trinity from Father (Source) to Son (Christ\/Creation) to Holy Spirit (Comforter\/Spirit).<\/p>\n\n\n\n For me, this lesson is saying the same thing, that we, as God\u2019s thoughts, are limitless in our power to be part of God\u2019s creation. In this way God has made things so that we are in relationship with our Source, Creator, and all Creation.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" What is creation? 11-17-2023 \u201cCreation is the sum of all God\u2019s thoughts.\u201d (para.1) \u201cGod\u2019s thoughts are given all the power that their own Creator has \u2026 This His Sons shares in Creation, and must therefore share in the power to … Continue reading