Faith is another word for discovery of God. God is a never-ending reality; He has no
limit. So discovery of Him is also a never-ending event. Faith that does not grow is
not really faith at all; it is just a manner of neglecting God.
Simplicity is that state of living in which man has realized the purpose of his life and given it the utmost importance, while regarding everything else as secondary.
When we behold a magnificent machine for the first time, we immediately become aware of the skill of its manufacturer. In the same way, if we observe the world, and ponder over the wonders it contains, then the Creator Himself will appear before us; we will gaze on crea¬tion and see there the face of the Lord.
How ironical it is that a small discovery should make a scientist lose himself in a spontaneous outburst of feeling, while the far greater discovery that a believer makes – that of God – should create in him no such feeling. Those who really believe in God feel the joy of their discovery. So uncontrollable is their joy that they cannot help expres¬sing it to others. If there are no traces of the joy of discovery, then the discovery itself has yet to be made.
