The Power of ChoiceDr. Hornaday went on, "In our work with people, and especially those in this church, we remind them of Jesus’ words: ‘Choose ye therefore, God or mammon.’ Or the words of Moses: ‘Choose ye therefore blessing or cursing,’ and tell them they don’t have to remain in any set of undesirable or uncomfortable circumstances. You can really be who and what you want to be if you recognize that God has given you the power of choice. But it is your responsibility to choose wisely." "And this telling people who they can really be, this is your approach to dealing with duality?" I suggested. "That’s right," he agreed. "You tell people who they really are, the eventuality of what is really their nature?" "Yes, but it is more than telling them. We help them to recognize their oneness with God." |
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