Problem
Rolheiser describes spirituality being part of the deep desire that is like "an unquenchable fire, a restlessness, a longing" that pulls human beings "toward love, beauty, and creativity." (4-5). Rohr explains that spirituality is about being aware of God and staying connected to God, remembering that scripture teaches that human beings are already 'in union' with God before they act. As you review and reflect upon the gospel selections from Luke and John, select two passages-one from Luke, one from John-that (i) demonstrates how Jesus draws out this desire for God and (ii) expresses the human being's union with God.