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Then why are we so afraid when the inn begins to shake? Why does losing the world we know feel like the greatest loss imaginable?

Neutral · the world
Union of Orthodox Journalists (SPZH) · Aug 15 · View source

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But how are we supposed to live in this world, then? Build a home, raise children, work – when all of it can disappear overnight?

Neutral · the world
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Because we confuse temporary shelter with our true Homeland. As long as the traveler remembers where he is going, the collapse of a roadside inn is a tragedy – but not the end. He will find another place to spend the night. But the man who has nailed his bed to the floor and convinced himself there is nowhere else to go really does lose everything when the roof comes crashing down.

For · the Heavenly City
Union of Orthodox Journalists (SPZH) · Aug 15 · View source Philippe de Champaigne · Wikimedia Commons · Public domain Wikipedia
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So we should still love this world?

Neutral · this world
Union of Orthodox Journalists (SPZH) · Aug 15 · View source
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