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We started this series from John Chuchman back in the middle of December and this is the last of this series of ponderings. We have added a "series navigation" line to the top and bottom of each Pondering as you might like today to go back and tackle the whole series as a set of connected reflections on this theme of the religious quest as a search for the ultimate in love.
Pondering Seven
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The Triune God of Love
God occurs in my experience
as Mystery
of
Love,
an original
self-giving Love,
establishing its own Truth
and
meaning in the Word,
endlessly creative
in the abiding Spirit.
God is Mystery
of
Being-in-Love.
This Self-Giving Love
presupposes
a Self in the Giver,
a Self in the Gift,
a Self in the Giving,
the Trinity.
The Mystery of this Triune God
is the revelation of
Love's Source,
Love's Meaning,
Love's Transforming Power.
Love, John Chuchman
This reflection is also published on John Chuchman's blog.
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IMAGE CREDIT:
The background used to support John Chuchman's reflection has been sourced from stock.xchng one of the sources for free images on the net provided by people who voluntarily upload their work for others to share. Daniel Cubillas who is located in Spain provided today's image. A gallery of Daniel's freely available images can be found at: www.sxc.hu/gallery/dcubillas. The flower image in the headline has also been sourced from stock.xchng. John Nyberg who is located in Copenhagen, Denmark provided the image. A gallery of John's images can be found at: www.sxc.hu/gallery/johnnyberg.
John Chuchman
John Chuchman is a bereavement counsellor. He is a graduate of John Carroll University and former Ford Motor Company executive (1959-1992). He has been a Hospice volunteer since 1990. John has received Pastoral Bereavement Counselor certification and a Certificate in Spirituality (Kino Institute of Phoenix, Arizona.) In 2000, he was awarded a Master of Arts degree in Pastoral Ministries from Saint Mary's University of Minnesota. His website provides information about his regular retreats and information about his books. he also writes a "Poetman" blog which you can find on the website or via this link: [Visit John's blog] | [Visit John's website]
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