. God’s Dream is our reality.
Catholics think about dreaming. We have questions!
Question 1: “When we see things in a dream, our eyes are closed. How do we see when our eyes are closed?”
Answer: “Our mind holds images of things in our memory. Our spirit rearranges those images to make Stage Sets in our mind’s “Dream Workshop”.
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Question 2: “How does that work?”
Answer: “When we dream, our spirit builds a ‘Stage Set’ from images in our mind. Then, our spirit and/or our soul, moves through those images.”
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Question 3: “How do the things and people we dream about get into our dreams?
Answer: “Our dreams give ‘life’ to concerns we have.”
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Question 4: “What do our dreams mean?”
Answer: “Our dreams show that we ‘are made in the image of God’.”
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Question 5: “Is each of us ‘dreaming up things’ in The Stage Set that God has ‘dreamed up’?”
Answer: “Yes. God has The Power to let Actors and their Stage Sets take form when we are awake or asleep.”
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Question 6: “Is each of us a character in God’s Dream acting our part on His Stage?”
Answer: “Yes. We choose our costumes, write our lines, and play whatever role we want.”
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Question 7: “Do the actors in God’s Dream have Free Will to do that?”
Answer: “Yes.”
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Question 8: “What is the best role we can play as we act our part in God’s Dream?”
Answer: “Obedient servant.”
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Question 9: “What! If the best role we can play is ‘Obedient Servant’, what’s the point of having Free Will?”
Answer: “God’s Dream has a Producer, a Director, and a Writer. Catholics see Three Aspects of God. The Producer is The Father, The Director is The Son, and The Writer is The Holy Spirit. The best actors follow God’s Directions!”
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Question 10: “Why should we ‘follow His Directions’?”
Answer: “When we die, our soul will meet ‘God as Judge’ at our ‘Award Ceremony’.”
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Question 11: “What do we want ‘God as Judge’ to tell us?”
Answer: “Seven words! ‘Well done, thou good and faithful servant.’
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Question 12: “Did God dream all this up and Speak it Into Being?”
Answer: “How else did it get here?”
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