Greetings Dear Reader,
For those who have not caught up on The Walking Dead I am
trying to limit the spoilers that I spin into this writing. However, it should be obvious to the passive
reader that one of the things those afflicted with the disease would seek is a
cure. Our weary walkers are no
different. They talk about and chase
rumors of a cure.
What does a cure to a Zombie virus look like? What is necessary to eradicate the condition
that our travelers have contracted? This
is the ultimate race against time for each of them. Living in constant danger forces them to
always seek and defend at the same time.
Pockets of humanity may promise peace and safety. Rumors of safety and a cure drive them in
directions they may not wish to travel.
They seek safe harbor and a cure. Both are necessary. Both are elusive. The cure is a final solution. Any safe harbor before that is only
temporary. Again the parallel to the
true human condition is obvious. We constantly
seek a cure for death. We do not accept that
it is inevitable and beyond our control.
We get so caught up in the survival mode of life that we
forget to live it whilst we have it.
There is a cure for death but those who know it often represent it
poorly. Those who claim to know the cure
will often misuse it. The end of
physical existence is not the end of all life.
Those who follow Christ know this but do not always live it.
I must not talk about the cure until I show that I am
cured. I must not offer hope that I do
not live. I must not point the way to a
cure that I have not embraced with my whole being. After all I am truly asking anyone with whom
I share my belief to bet everything on that belief. If I am not willing to live it every day then
I have no right to speak.
Wishing you joy in the journey,
Aramis Thorn
Mat 13:52 So Jesus said to them, "That is why every writer
who has become a disciple of Christ’s rule of the universe is like a home
owner. He liberally hands out new and old things from his great treasure
store." ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
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