
This book addresses something you probably have never heard, something apparently contradictory to common theology, but something you might remember ever that this preacher said once upon a time. It is popular proclaimed that without holiness, “no man shall see the Lord.” True, but is that all? What is holiness: the holiness of things and the holiness of persons? Can one be righteous without being holy? Can one be moral without being spiritual? Are all righteous people in the Church? Does living a dedicated life mean being blameless? What is the spirituality of blamelessness? Does every blame mean guilt?
You cannot prevent people from finding faults but never validate the faults that they are inputs to you. Being blameless does not mean pleasing everyone but Divine Justice defends her own.