God Is a Verb
“God is a verb” — one of those phrases that occurs independently to different people and then keeps showing up. Buckminster Fuller back in the 60’s, Kris Minster in a poem written “more than 30 years ago,” John Shelby Spong in a great quote: “God is not a noun, that demands to be defined. God is a verb that invites us to live, to love, and to be.” And, more recently, also in a book on the Kabbalah by Rabbi David Cooper. Where does your imagination take you when you ponder “God is a verb”?
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