That’s what God does. That’s what this on-going dialogue is all about.
How long will this dialogue be going on? I thought it would be over at the end of the CWG
trilogy.
It will go on as long as you choose for it to on.
So there will be another book after this?
There will definitely be another book after this, as I indicated to you years ago—but it will not
be a dialogue book.
It won’t?
No.
What kind of book will it be?
A book that speaks with One Voice.
Your voice.
Our voice.
Our voice?
Your conversation with God has led to your friendship with God, and your friendship with God
will lead to your communion with God.
We will speak with One Voice in Communion with God, and it will be an extraordinary
document.
All of the with God books have been extraordinary.
Indeed.
Will there be any more dialogue books, where You and I just talk?
If you wish for there to be, there will be.
Well, I enjoy these conversations immensely, because they really make me think. I’m
sometimes surprised, though, at how opinionated you are. For a God with no Preferences,
You seem to express quite a few.
Giving directions is not the same as stating Preferences.
If you say you wish to go to Seattle and you are on the road to San Jose, and if you stop to
ask directions, is it announcing a Preference to tell you that you are on the wrong road, that
you have made a wrong turn? Is it being opinionated to tell you how you can get where you
say you want to go?
You have used this analogy before. You have said this to me before.