I just got a glimpse of your book for the first time. I’m literally fascinated. I’m planning on reading it multiple times myself and discussing it together with my girlfriend. I can’t wait for the full video series.

@MatthewKellyAuthor

2 жыл бұрын

Welcome Ari! I would love to hear your thoughts on it/what your favorite sections are once you have read it.

The 7 levels of intimacy are amazing for personal and business relationships. Thank you Matthew

This is such a powerful book that all couples should read.

As expected right on the money

Just as she gets started Matthew the video stops I want to hear more

@MatthewKellyAuthor

2 жыл бұрын

More to come. I’m going to do a separate video on each level soon.

@catholicsports3543

2 жыл бұрын

@@MatthewKellyAuthor how soon? :-) We love this book, as it fits right into our core value of "vulnerable intimacy" and now we're training staff on it. Thank you!

From the book "food for soul " by Peter kreeft page 10 God is the saint-maker. But we have to ask him, we have to want that. He gives that gift to whoever asks for it. It's of that gift that he says, "Seek and He you will find... [for] the one who seeks, finds" (Matt. 7:7-8). says, "Blessed are they who hunger and thirst for righteousness / for they will be satisfied" (Matt. 5:6). Why does it happen only through love? Because as St. Augustine says, love is our gravity, love is what moves us, what motivates us to move: our love of the end that we move toward. For instance, if we see an ugly dog and a beautiful dog, we move away from the ugly dog, and we move toward the beautiful dog to pet it. Augustine defines evil as disordered love, and good as rightly ordered love: loving God with the love of adoration, our neighbors with charity, and the things of the world with moderation, to use them but not give our whole hearts to them. We are to use things and love persons, not use persons and love things. We are to adore God and use creatures, not adore creatures and try to use God. That's rightly ordered love.