Anselm Grün: Words that sustain us

Every Mass, we confess our faith and memorize our nerves. How do we understand those words? And if you remember it over and over again, it's not like they're just habitual drinking in their mouths. In the wisdom of the creeds that sustain us, Father Anselm Gremczeh leads us on the path to the nerves, to renew faith and re-firm faith so that it doesn't become vague. And I want to take us into the world of nerves, and see life in new perspectives, and give us the courage to believe. For this, he looks closely at the words of the Nicea-Constantinopolis Creed. And it's a symbol and meaning of each verse, and it explains the Bible, the theology of the church tradition and the Church Fathers, the musings, and the rationality in all sorts of ways. This helps us understand the main symbols of nerves: limb, up, down, the father, the son, and the holy spirit, the birth and the death, the flesh, the spirit and the flesh and the heavens and the earth, the resurrection and the completion, the time and the eternity. It's going to look around the nerves and give us a chance to connect the symbols of the nerve to their lives by telling us what these old horses want to say today. It's going to take a long time to really affirm what we're saying in the nerves. But we can say "Amen" at the end of the nerve, or, "Yes, it's true. That's really true. That's the truth of the original.".

Korean title: 우리를 지탱해주는 말들

Korean author: 안셀름 그륀

Korean publisher: 성서와함께

ISBN-13: 9788976354143