Scott Cairns is convinced that "the words of the mystics sacramentally partake of the Word Himself, and as such are inexhaustible, generative powers." These selections are unified in their common claim that Love is the most compelling name of God, and also the most apt attribute of the Holy One in Whom we live and move and have our being. In that spirit, Cairns offers Love's Immensity as "a mere taste of the bountiful feast that awaits any who would pursue a life of faith and prayer, equipped with both the holy scriptures and the holy tradition that surrounds them."
