I was reading a letter written by famed intellect and former atheist C.S. Lewis this morning. It detailed his musings concerning a conception of heaven. He wrote, “The symbols under which Heaven is presented to us are (a) a dinner party, (b) a wedding, (c) a city, and (d) a concert. It would be grotesque to suppose that the guests or citizens or members of the choir didn’t know one another. And how can love of one another be commanded in this life if it is to be cut short at death? . . . https://www.wordsfortheday.com/index.php/2021/03/seeds-dreams-and-butterflies/