Gerhard Lohfink, Is This All There is? P. 147-148
John Predmore, S.J., is a USA East Province Jesuit and was the pastor of Jordan's English language parish. He teaches art and directs BC High's adult spiritual formation programs. Formerly a retreat director in Gloucester, Massachusetts. Ignatian Spirituality is given through guided meditations, weekend-, 8-day, and 30-day Retreats based on The Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola. Ignatian Spirituality serves the contemporary world as people strive to develop a friendship with God.
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Sunday, September 1, 2024
Prayer: The need for divine judgment
The truth remains that only God can ultimately create justice, and therefore there must be a divine judgment. Otherwise, the world and its history would be a senseless perversity. A world in which murderers triumph over their innocent victims, in which the powerful and those who despise others are always celebrated in history and their betrayed always remain, so would be the ultimate absurdity. A world that is not judged would be a world without hope, without purpose; it would be worthless. Every religion that has considered the fate of the human after death has proposed that there will be a judgment.
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