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I wondered if God might have an easier time using animals to communicate who God is, since they do not seem as willful and devious as we are.
— Fr. Richard Rohr
We have always made it hard for God to give away God for free.
— Fr. Richard Rohr
JULIAN OF NORWICH AND THE FIRST
— Fr. Richard Rohr
What was God up to in those first moments of creation? Was God totally invisible before the universe began? Or is there even such a thing as "before"? Why did God create at all? What was God's purpose in creating? Is the universe itself eternal? Or is the universe a creation in time as we know it—like Jesus himself?
— Fr. Richard Rohr
Is there any evidence for why God created the heavens and the earth? What was God up to? Was there any divine intention or goal? Or do we even need a creator "God" to explain the universe?
— Fr. Richard Rohr
I think humans prefer magical religion, which keeps all the responsibility on God performing or not performing, whereas mature and transformational religion asks us to participate, cooperate, and change. The divine dance is always a partnered two-step.
— Fr. Richard Rohr
You might say that the Eternal Christ is the symbolic "superconductor" of the Divine Energies into this world. Jesus ramps down the ohms so we can handle divine love and receive it through ordinary human mediums.
— Fr. Richard Rohr
Home is another word for the Spirit that we are, our True Self in God. The self-same moment that we find God in ourselves, we also find ourselves inside God, and this is the full homecoming, according to Teresa of Avila.
— Fr. Richard Rohr
God does not come uninvited. God and grace cannot enter without an opening from our side, or we would be mere robots. God does not want robots, but lovers who freely choose to love in return for love. And toward that supreme end, God seems quite willing to wait, cajole, and entice.
— Fr. Richard Rohr
Anything is a sacrament if it serves as a shortcut to the Infinite, but it will always be hidden in something that is very finite.
— Fr. Richard Rohr
Vocatus atque non vocatus, Deus aderit, "Invoked or not invoked, God is still present."*3
— Fr. Richard Rohr
Your True Self is who you objectively are from the beginning, in the mind and heart of God
— Fr. Richard Rohr