| BkV:7.II.12 | Obviously, so that the game of life does not get out of hand—which is what seems to have happened when the child sought to separate from the Mother—God set a limit to what does not come from Herself. That is, freedom cannot be allowed to make true what is false. Since the only reality is love, the madness of fear must be but a temporary idea, and only for those wishing to participate in it during the short time they have, for of course they could never separate from the whole of God. Even in the illusory world of fear, love must make an appearance, for God embraces everything. |