Divine love Quote by Sorin Cerin
“As Plato sometimes speaks of the divine love, it arises not out of indigency, as created love does, but out of fullness and redundancy; it is an overflowing fountain, and that love which descends upon created being is a free efflux from the almighty source of love; and it is well pleasing to him that those creatures which he hath made should partake of it. Source Unknown I have always been a true supporter of globalization, of a world religion that would show to the man more truth about this world, which would be closer to him. A religion where the true divinity is the man and not what is alien to him. I have said countless of times that only a world religion may truly bring peace on earth. I see this world religion based on the principles in this book. Even in the case of the society of the Sacred Self or of the spiritualist society, as I see the future of mankind Man will be and will remain an eternally religious being, being its entire being will be based on the”
About This Quote
The passage describes divine love as abundant, overflowing, and free, contrasting it with created love, and advocates for a universal religion centered on humanity.
In simple terms: Divine love is abundant and should inspire a world religion focused on humanity.
Key Takeaway
Consider humanity as the source of universal love.
Themes
spirituality
philosophy
humanism
religion
love
Mood
hopeful
reflective
Type
philosophical
inspirational
When to use this quote
- global peace initiatives
- interfaith dialogue
- personal spiritual practice
Key Concepts
divine love
universalism
human-centered faith
Questions to Reflect On
- Can love be truly universal without doctrine?
- What challenges arise in forming a world religion?
