Friday, November 27, 2020

Rahner explains how we never move away from childhood

A lovely thought from Karl Rahner

We do not move away from childhood in any real sense. 

We move towards the eternity of this childhood, to its definitive and enduring validity in God's sight - a field which bears fair flowers and ripe fruits such as can grow in this field of childhood, and in no other, and which will be carried into the storehouses of eternity.

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