
Nuclear Holocaust and Christian Hope
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From its beginnings, Christianity has been internally confronted with the question of whether it is a religion of a mystical, intimist relationship with God – to the point of temptation to flee and despise man and the world, or whether it is a prophetic,
Faith is renewed when it is lived and shared. A Christian must not be hidden; witnessing is the way faith grows. The author encourages the apostolate of everyday life.
The book is a meditation on the immortality of the soul, faith and the triumph of life over death, written in the context of post-war Europe and communist pressure on the Church.
The messages warn that many Christians are content with superficial faith. God, according to Vassula, calls for complete surrender, daily conversion and a return to the "first love."
Cesbron's unobtrusive and artistically sincere "propaganda" for a Christian understanding of life, for a Christian approach to workers' problems, comes to the fore in this interesting novel.
"Come, I Have Something to Tell You" is one of the popular collections of spiritual reflections and messages by Maria Valtorta (1897–1961), an Italian mystic and visionary known for her extensive work "The Gospel as Revealed to Me."