The power which I derive from my Christ is debased by its passage through me. It reaches me as love, it leaves me as magic. That is why I make serious mistakes. In fact, in spite of his self-laceration, a ritual in which he indulged at intervals, the priest felt, in a yet deeper deep self, a sense of security and peace. Behind doubt there was truth, and behind the doubt that doubted that truth there was truth ... He was a sinner, but he knew that his Redeemer lived.
(It's better to create than destroy what's unnecessary)
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
The Book And The Brotherhood - pg. 517
Labels: Iris Murdoch
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