I, the Lord God, I love you, I live for my children, I protect, I stand by you, and gently embrace my children.

I, the Lord God, I love you, I live for my children, I protect, I stand by you, and gently embrace my children.

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Above all love
A hidden inheritance

of Francesco Arista and Antonella Molica

Argument

→ I possess you and you possess me only with love.

→ I, the Lord God, have announced to you that you are my children, so you also announce that each of you is my child.

→ I, the Lord God, I love you, I live for my children, I protect, I stand by you, and gently embrace my children.

→ The contrast between me and the world explains the mystery and the belonging of the existence between me and you children.

→ Be happy, in joy and in love as your father is.

→ Your brothers at this time in the history of humanity need to be caressed and embraced in love.

→ God is truth and you are.

→ You will live how and where I shine forever.

→ Everything in the world, including the whole world, has no meaning in itself, but even ambiguity finds meaning in me in love for you.
→ The contradictions and problems of the world find no solution within it.
→ My loving nature, my being love, pushes me to create, to a becoming of love.
→ Love is not content to love, it wants to be loved, and since love is a free act, you too must be free in order to love.

→ Either love wakes you up or pain wakes you up.
→ You all have to wake up.
→ In the world the path of love and intelligence is the best, the quickest, the least traveled, the path of pain and ignorance is very unpleasant and frequented.
→ Finally, the path of love and the path of pain converge.
→ There is no death in eternity, there is no eternal death, there is only eternal life.
→ Awareness also embraces pain.

→ We two, you and me, we are one.

→ I am the father who has the thought for you.

→ I am the son who turns his mind to you, father.

→ I am the father whose heart is full of intense and deep love for you.

→ I'm your father, call me father or dad.
→ I'm your son, call me son.
→ That's the beauty of the encounter between father and son.

→ I'm your son, call me son.

→ That's the beauty of the encounter between father and son.

→ I'm your father and I take care of you, son.

→ My uniqueness and the dimension of my love, of my choice, need a very efficient opposite of mine to allow a meaningful choice of yours, appropriate to mine.

Relative arguments