How Beautiful the World Could Be Asela Dharmadasa both real and imagined

both real and imagined

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How Beautiful the World Could Be Asela Dharmadasa both real and imaginedMeditations on ordinary life as part of a larger story "We human beings are creatures of time and space," writes Frederick Bauerschmidt. "We have no choice but to find ourselves at a particular place in a particular moment." Fortunately, as Christians, we worship a God who became embodied and lived among us the timeless Word who became the Word in time. Thus, it is no contradiction for us to expect to find our stories in the larger story of God's