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The Unextinguishable Soul
It is a love more fierce than death…its coals burn with the fire of a divine flame. The mightiest oceans are incapable of extinguishing this love, and rivers cannot wash it away. —Song of Songs 8:6–7. Deep within the human soul burns an intense love, a yearning to reunite with the Infinite Light from which it emerged. The flood of anxieties that fill this world...