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1 2,1| character, because he comes from God and is oriented toward Him,
2 2,1| origin of man created by God, and therefore expression
3 2,1| final destination, which is God Himself. The first and last
4 2,1| espousal of man is with God. Every man, then, is virgin
5 2,1| space that only the love of God can fill, or there is an
6 2,1| their heart is made “by” God and therefore “for” God.
7 2,1| God and therefore “for” God. The person possesses a
8 2,1| not yet exist and where God and only God can enter so
9 2,1| exist and where God and only God can enter so that they exist…~
10 2,1| realization of his affectivity in God. It is not burdening a human
11 2,1| earlier the discovery that God is the origin and end of
12 2,1| every time a being loves, God is present there, because
13 2,1| because love is always love of God (just as every desire is
14 2,1| desire is basically desire of God), because it is God who
15 2,1| desire of God), because it is God who has invented love, or
16 2,1| invented love, or rather, God is love. And so, every earthly
17 2,1| make room in some way for God and divine love, to leave
18 2,1| between them. On the contrary, God saves the love of man, to
19 2,1| that direct referral to God, and does not violate that
20 2,1| the other, because only God can respond fully to the
21 2,1| forever, he must welcome God’s love in himself, in order
22 2,2| vocational categories in God’s Church and strange for
23 3,1| that the gift of self to God and others is the least
24 3,1| being loved even more by God and by the neighbor. One
25 3,2| love, human and divine, for God and for every man, which
26 3,2| lovable… “The true face of God, said Moltman wisely, is
27 3,2| ministry, if our talk about God and about the human being,
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