By david On April 17th, 2003

Phillip Yancey wrote:

“In many respects I would find an unresurrected Jesus easier to accept. Easter makes him dangerous. Becaue of Easter I have to listen to his extravagant claims and can no longer pick and choose from his sayings. Moreover, Easter means he must be loose out there somewhere. Like the disciples, I never know where Jesus might turn up, how he might speak to me, what he might ask of me. As Frederick Buechner says, Easter means ‘we can never nail him down, not even if the nails we use are real and the thing we nail him to is a cross.’”

i stole that from a post by trapper mark over at .net, who had stolen it from someone at dwebb.com, who stole it…nevermind. i think this is such a great commentary on the human mind. it is so difficult to commit yourself to God…and so easy to make him fit a mold. this easter, i pray that i can find solace only in him and put my faith in no other for salvation. oh God, you are my tourniquet. stop the bleeding…