The Journey Towards God

There are some explanations about spirituality and God. However, there are some similarities. So, if religion is different, I think we can remind us that they all experience different experiences and interpret events and passages in different ways. I do not dislike anyone. However, I understand that some people's lifestyles and beliefs may not contribute to my way of thinking. As Pope John Paul II (1994) states, "The Gospel is not an easy promise of success" (p. 103). Instead, it may be a very demanding lifestyle.

Spiritual autobiography is the author 's struggle of God and depiction of the journey, then the conversion of religious conversion and often interrupted by the time of his return. The author rebuilds his or her life through sacred contact to express God's intentions. The earliest example of spiritual autobiography is the confession of Augustine, but the tradition has been expanded to include works of other religious traditions such as autobiography by Zahir Hari and black moose. Spiritual autobiography is the recognition of his or her religion

Although the decline of Dante's hell is very realistic and a symbol of his soul's journey to God, the confession of St. Augustine is not a material journey but a metaphor of the soul. But both of us believe that this spiritual decline is necessary for the human soul to reach the ultimate intimacy with God. Saint Augustine expressed such an example with his fourth confession when he said: "Even now, after the arrival of life, you have not climbed up and are not alive. When you are at elevation, are you planning to stand up, will your mouth go to the sky? Falling, you can rise and climb towards God Dante and Saint Augustine are Christian's In their poetry of faith clearly expressed this spiritual belief in humility before humility.