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Resurrection is incarnation coming to its logical conclusion. If God is already in everything, then everything is from glory and unto glory. We're all saved by mercy, without exception. We're all saved by grace, so there's no point in distinguishing degrees of worthiness because God alone is all good and everything else in creation participates, to varying degrees, in that one, universal goodness.
— Fr. Richard Rohr
But grace is not a late arrival, an occasional add-on for a handful of humans, and God's grace and life did not just appear a few thousand years ago, when Jesus came and a few lucky humans found him in the Bible. God's grace cannot be a random problem solver doled out to the few and the virtuous - or it is hardly grace at all!
— Fr. Richard Rohr
if you believe Jesus's main purpose is to provide a means of personal, individual salvation, it is all too easy to think that he doesn't have anything to do with human history—with war or injustice, or destruction of nature, or anything that contradicts our egos' desires or our cultural biases.
— Fr. Richard Rohr
Grace is always a punishment for us.
— Fr. Richard Rohr
the state of mind of the "shipwrecked"3 is perhaps a necessary beginning point for any salvation from such drowning.
— Fr. Richard Rohr
As Carol Bialock writes in her poem, we cannot stop the drowning waters of our addictive culture from rising, but we must at least see our reality for what it is, seek to properly detach from it, build a coral castle, and learn to breathe under water. The New Testament called this salvation (some might call it enlightenment); the Twelve Step Program calls it recovery.
— Fr. Richard Rohr
Jesus is precisely giving us his full bodily humanity more than his spiritualized divinity!
— Fr. Richard Rohr
Christ is God, and Jesus is the Christ's historical manifestation in time.
— Fr. Richard Rohr
There is more mercy in Christ than sin in us.
— Richard Sibbes
Better to be in trouble with Christ, than in peace without him.
— Richard Sibbes
You discover your identity and purpose through a relationship with Jesus Christ.
— Rick Warren
With his arms outstretched, nailed to the cross, Jesus was saying, "This is how valuable you are to me. I love you this much! I'd rather die than live without you." You are priceless.
— Rick Warren