"Theology, Trinitarian Ontology, and Postmodernism", a pre-recorded interview w/ Dr. Rowan Williams.

[@PostliebeYang]

55:45 "We have to believe that there is something common in all human thinking and feeling, which is the capacity to respond to the invitational call." So true and can't agree more!

[@davedinkins5082]

Thank you so much!

[@robertcox14]

There is also a "Unitarian" view, where God the Almighty is perfectly capable of fulfilling all of His Glorious Work by His Holy Self. There are (probably) 8 billion names of God, because each individual has a "personal" view through their OWN senses, and does not need human assistance to "find God" that is an INTERNAL part of the human spirit. We do, though, join together as "social animals" and enjoy the company and support of others. This whole planet is the Promised Land, for every child, woman and man. Perhaps "The Chosen People" should be ALL of humanity???

[@jamessheffield4173]

Whom did your unitarian god love before the creation? 1 John 4:8“He that loveth not knoweth not God; for God is love.”