- Julian of Norwich
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Julian of Norwich lived ca 1342-1416 (few details of her life are known, including her birth and death dates). It is known that she lived as an anchoress in a cell located in a church in the East Anglian market town of Norwich. Her fame rests on Revelations of Divine Love, a text describing visions she had during a prolonged period of illness. It was, incidentally, the first literary work in Middle English by a woman.
The excerpt above is from chapter 46 is striking in its treatment of God's wrath. Or rather, the non-existence of God's wrath. In our own day, when entire ministries are based upon the presumed wrath of God, Julian's remarks will come across as hopeful and outrageous in equal measure.
- Joe Rawls
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My friend Joe Rawls posted this in his blog, the Byzantine Anglo-Catholic

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