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Thank you Clark, Rocky, Charlie, and Marg for sharing your rfceeltions! A quote I love: If we would look for a God of love, we must look long and deeply into each other. That is the only way we're going to reach a world of harmony and love by trying to understand one another and do the best we can with each other! So thank you!I agree with you Rocky that a life dedicated to God is unlike any other. A plumber or teacher may separate that daily job out from time with family or weekend pursuits, whereas a life of Spirit is 24/7 and permeates everything one does. What I meant in the blog, though, was that a life of God can also be a vocation, meaning a minister or priest or rabbi, and so on, and those vocations should be open to either gender. For instance, my young niece Kate loves to say the dinner blessings and prayers. She gets so excited and passionate about the prayers. If someday she wants to pursue that passion as an adult and give sermons and blessings to couples, I don't think it's fair to tell her that her brother can be a priest, or Bishop, or Pope, but she can't because she's a girl. I also appreciate that both Rocky and Marg walk the talk of their faith as do Clark and Charlie! I know that both Rocky and Marg gather friends for prayers and spiritual healing energy for those in need. I want to say that you all are absolutely some of the most deeply spiritual people I know, and I would put my life in each of your hands. and I also would love for Kate to know that all spiritual paths are open to her! peace & joy ~
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Mete
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