This is immense light, all light, complete light of and for the spirit.

This is immense light, all light, complete light of and for the spirit.

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Above all love
A hidden inheritance

of Francesco Arista and Antonella Molica

Argument

→ My are not ideas, are absolute certainty in love, truth and light.
→ My thoughts are eternal like my light and my love for you.
→ Every revelation is love, it contains me and my alive, true, authentic and eternal word.
→ The verb is eternal, truth, unlimited and immortal in love.
→ This is immense light, all light, complete light of and for the spirit.
→ This is eternal truth, divine word, will of God.

→ Only I am true and I love you.

→ I'm always with you and I love you.

→ This is eternal truth, divine word, will of God.

→ What do you want to love more than me?

→ What's your life if you leave me?

→ Loves the truth hidden in the emptiness of illusion.

→ Thus it will be endless.

→ No deception can separate God from God in those who choose truth and love.

→ The truth is undeniable for those who are consistent.

→ Truth is coherence.

→ The absolute, full truth, has three aspects, the nature of God, to which belong existence, eternity and love; the ephemeral, empty and illusory nature of the world, destined for nothing; the nature of man in relation to God, nature that tends to the divine in an unlimited process.

Recurrences in the text

→ This is immense light, all light, complete light of and for the spirit.
→ Only I am true and I love you.
→ I'm always with you and I love you.
→ This is eternal truth, divine word, will of God.
→ What do you want to love more than me?
→ What's your life if you leave me?
→ Loves the truth hidden in the emptiness of illusion.
→ Thus it will be endless.
→ No deception can separate God from God in those who choose truth and love.
→ The truth is undeniable for those who are consistent.
→ Truth is coherence.
→ The absolute, full truth, has three aspects, the nature of God, to which belong existence, eternity and love; the ephemeral, empty and illusory nature of the world, destined for nothing; the nature of man in relation to God, nature that tends to the divine in an unlimited process.

Relative arguments