To understand who you are no matter what happens in the world, it's enough that I love you.

To understand who you are no matter what happens in the world, it's enough that I love you.

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Above all love
A hidden inheritance

of Francesco Arista and Antonella Molica

Argument

→ My love is always new.

→ Eternity refers only to God, but it can be lived immediately in the world.

→ Then the eternal lord is everything.

→ God, the one who really is, I am is your father, is always with you, always accompanies you, never leaves you.

→ The outside of me does not really exist, it is not real, at most it appears only for a while.

→ Eternal life beyond physical death is a mystery that you will know at the right time.

→ Man is made for eternity and if he does not take it into account he is blinded by a temporary logic, false and very painful.

→ The sense of the limits of this world is in understanding the difference between the eternal and the temporary, in learning to face the difficulties of the moment in view of the infinite good.

→ To understand who you are no matter what happens in the world, it's enough that I love you.

→ This world only shows temporary, relative, conditioned, changing, ambiguous, non-absolute things.
→ Since it denies the absolute, the world is a self-referential negative formulation, it is false.
→ The certainty of the falsity of the world certifies belonging to eternity.

→ My love for you is eternal, while the world is temporary.

→ You can't not choose, always choose.

→ Observe your brothers with my love, as eternal souls, at worst lost in the world, not as bodies, distinguish the eternal and the insubstantial.

→ Knowledge, thought is indestructible, it cannot be annihilated, it has to be eternal.

→ You do not belong to this world, you belong to eternity, you are mine and immortal.

→ Love is the only thing that can last forever, it can be expressed in many different ways, but in the end it is strong, lasting, the key to eternity.

Relative arguments