[Grem] A mai szentmise igéi

[Emoke Greschik]

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> *Friends, in today’s Gospel Jesus makes it clear once again that he and
> the Father are one. God is not a force or an energy or a spiritual presence
> occupying the deep background of your life; he’s not something that you can
> tap into when you feel like it. Nor is God a distant supreme being who
> organized the universe long ago and now leaves it to its own devices.
> Rather, God is the Lord. He is the commander, the ruler, the governor, the
> one who makes a demand and who then involves himself intimately in the
> affairs of the world. More to it, this Lord is one. This is, as argued by
> Joseph Ratzinger (now Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI), a subversive statement,
> for it undermines anyone or anything else’s claim to be absolute. *No
> country, no president, no prime minister, no culture, no book, no person or
> political party is absolute—only God. The unity of God, for Jews and
> Christians, is not simply a theoretical claim; it is *an enormously
> important existential claim. Jesus and the Father are one God who is the
> Lord of all creation.*
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