The Celtic Christians believed there were "Thin Places" where the veil between God and Man became "Thin". Where the glory of God and His realm shone through. I have to agree.
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I never understood anyone who dismissed out of hand that heaven and nature are displays of something greater that we know as God.
That said, those "thin places" need not be physical places, but sometimes they are. I also think they're also when we fully give God the glory in our own times of glory and of pain.
Posted by: Alexander Wilhelmsen | May 06, 2013 at 07:58 PM