Meriweather
Not all who wander are lost
- Oct 21, 2014
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Love is working for, and desiring, the good of the other.Again, I don’t believe in love. My wife and I have a marriage build almost exclusively on our ability to meet each others needs and nothing more.
As for appreciation… I show far more than the vast majority of people in my life deserve. Even more so what I do is attempt NOT to berate them for their incompetence and shortcomings related to major parts of life.
You have spoken of your father. Do you believe his love for you, and yours for him, died upon his death? I can picture his prayers for you.
St. Monica, was in great distress over the lack of conversion in her son's (St. Augustine) life. She prayed, she wept, she begged priests to speak with him. A wise priest told her he would not speak to Augustine as Augustine was not ready to hear him. And Monica had a dream....that Augustine actually was on the same road as she. God was working in both their lives. She told Augustine of the dream and Augustine responded that what the dream actually meant that Monica was on his road, one away from belief in Christ.
I am thinking, in the end, your love for God may surpass my own, and that you will treasure it the more greatly.