More from Father Richard Rohr

Fr. Rohr enlightens that those who "authentically follow" Jesus overcome the gap of paradoxes, and Rohr emphasizes that " .  .  .  he said 'follow me' and did not say 'worship me'  .  .  .”  He was an example, and we are to do. "The dualistic ('us' versus 'them') mind gives us sanity and safety  .  .  .  but to address our religious and social problems in any creative or finally helpful way, we .  .  .  need something more, something bigger, and something much better. We need 'the mind of Christ' (1 Corinthians 2:16), or a non-dual seeing of every moment  .  .  ." Partly from The Naked Now: Learning to See as the Mystics See, pp. 154, 133