'No one has greater Love than this, to lay down one's life for one's friends’(J.15;13). Those who have Love, cannot close in on themselves. Love wants to love,wants to share and. when Love shares, it sets no limits. This is the intrinsiclaw of Love, which Jesus showed us by his living for others and giving himself fullyto them. Those who are in Love know that sharing material and spiritual goods,sharing time and interest, and even sharing knowledge and visions is not enoughto Love fully. There is no limit to Love. We can never Love enough, even if onelays down one's whole life for one's friends it may not be enough, but it is allwe can do. But the ultimate choice is always ours; we can choose Love and live,or choose no Love and die. Those who Love, live and let the other live at anyprice, even at the price of their own lives. But then, they lose no Love, andLove is the giver of life, and gives it to the fullness. Those who are united withLove know that nothing can stop them from loving, for Love is not only thesource of life in them, but Love is the source of a living force in them thattransforms them from within and is working through them in their everyday relationshipswith others. They are what Love is and they live and act as Love lives andacts.....

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Those who have Love, who are one with Love, join together heaven and earth in themselves. They are those who have their head and heart in heaven, but hands and feet on earth. In other words, being absolutely united by faith with Love, they share in Love's vision and wisdom in heaven and in Love's works of mercy on earth.

And this is for Paul, the essential characteristic of the true followers of Christ. To be a Christian is to share by faith in the wholeness of existence, which Christ brought about through his salvific activity. Jesus Christ is the meeting point, or better crossing point where what is divine and what is human, the vertical and the horizontal, heaven and earth, are joined together and become one. Christ's salvific activity has brought about a new union of humanity with God. Paul calls it a 'new creation' since it has introduced a new mode of existence into human history in which Christ and the Christian enjoy, as it were, a symbiosis'." By faith we all share in this new life which is not merely human but also divine, that is theandric. In Christ we are one with God the Father through the power of the Holy Spirit.