This community, the Church, is itself founded by the revelatory promise and is itself a sign or «sacrament» of God's fidelity to the promise of
an ultimately fulfilling future for the world and history.
But is hope in God's promise of
an ultimately fulfilling future a realistic attitude for us to take?
Not exact matches
However, we must have some grounds for believing in such promises of an
ultimately fulfilling and «impossible»
future.
«I used the metaphor throughout my HGSE studies and during my superintendency,» she says, «to signify that all who lead the learning must serve as beacons to insure — by our collective wisdom, compassion, and action — that all students under our watch are afforded a safe harbor from which to learn, develop, and
ultimately sail off to a bright and
fulfilling future.»