A paradox

The whole is not the sum of its parts.

The parts are not the whole.

The whole creates its parts.

The parts do not make the whole.

The whole is whole.

The parts are parts.

To understand the whole, observe.

To understand the parts, use.

The whole has no purpose but to be whole.

The parts require a purpose to be part of the whole.

Humans are whole, yet they seek a purpose.

– Osasu Oviawe

Impossible

Luke 1:37

For with God nothing will be impossible.

Homily:

When most people hear nothing will be impossible, they automatically think – nothing good will be impossible. Sorry to disappoint you, but the statement does not qualify the impossibility. Good or bad, nothing will be impossible.

What is impossible to you is borne out of a place that God does not dwell.

The earlier you embrace the truth without a bias on how it affects you, the earlier you will begin to see God in everything.

Thankfully, we are perfectly designed to handle all that comes our way. Impossibilities are presented as a test, not as a proof, of our design.