Rom. 1:10-11 Making request, if by any means now at length I
might have a prosperous journey by the will of God to come unto you.
For I long to see you, that I may impart unto you some spiritual gift, to the
end ye may be established;
The Walking Dead
Well I caved in due to the pressure my man and son kind of
placed on me. Not really pressure but I myself felt like an outcast in my own
family because I didn’t watch The Walking Dead when these two hailed it as the
next best thing since sliced cheese!
I’m not really into zombie flicks but in my day I did like
watching the campy ‘B’ movies of Night of the Living Dead and Day of the Dead.
They were just way out there creepy and well as a kid, I liked creepy. Not so
much these days but I will watch them for laughs; and to see how far I’ve come
in my likes and dislikes of the movies I watch.
Since I really couldn’t pick out any good movies with no
nudity and barely clothed people in it, I tired from the search and I buckled,
giving into, “I’ll watch the Walking Dead, season one episode one and we’ll go
from there.” Cheers and smiles rang out across the two ‘Dead Heads’ I call them
who had told me, “It’s really not that bad of a show.” So I would see for
myself.
After the first episode I was hooked, like it was some kind
of an addictive drug given me, I was hooked. We watched two more episodes and
last night we watched three and tonight we’ll start season two! The first
episode had a mild sex scene in it but it was much cleaner than any of the
movies I was searching, so the prude in me let it pass and I sunk into the
storyline.
Unlike the old zombie movies where it was all about the
zombies, this show actually has a story, the Zombie Apocalypse. The apocalypse happened and there are a few
survivors and we follow these folk trying to survive in a zombie-ridden world.
Granted there is plenty of gore and head turning moments but the characters
have substance. You like them as soon as you are introduced to them. THAT to me
is good writing as all of my writing friends will attest to.
The writer in me dissects everything I watch (or read for
that matter) and The Walking Dead is no different. Even though the guys have
seen all the shows and are anxiously awaiting the new season in October, I am
new blood to the show (pun intended).
I’m finding it kind of funny how we three see it
differently. Adam likes the death and gore, Steven likes the sci-fi elements,
and me… hold on people… I see HOPE! Adam almost chopped my head off for saying
that and Steven went silent but I rambled on and on how these people all have
hope in finding other survivors, finding the reason this happened, finding a
cure if any. The people who’ve died so far gave up; they had no hope that there
is anything out there except zombies.
Then came my thwarted analogy: This movie is not much unlike
man today. We are living in the zombie apocalypse. *screams and eeks heard*
“Not EVERYTHING is about God, mom!”
Really? To ME it IS! EVERYTHING is about God!
After watching the episode where the man from the CDC showed
the few living wanderers the zombie’s brain, it hit me. He showed an active
brain full of color and the zombie’s brain activity was all black,
empty, void just for a small red splotch that showed their hunger. When
defining Zombie here is the definition:
a. the body of a dead person given the semblance of life, but mute and will-less, by a supernatural force, usually for some evil purpose.
b. the supernatural force itself.
To ME and my understanding of it, when a man or boy walks
into a theater and KILLS innocent people, for that split moment their brain has
gone black, they think and feel nothing, but HUNGER, the hunger for death. When
the adrenaline starts to flow back to their brain (if ever) they realize what
they’ve done and either commits suicide or claims insanity.
Think of a man who kills his wife and child. Think of the
man who chopped his wife’s head off. Think of all (and I mean ALL the killings
globally) where killing is at an all time high. The brain has gone blank. For
that one moment, they are a zombie.
When I said this to Adam again his response was, “Well,
we’re all gonna die.”
I quickly responded, “Not me, honey, I’m promised eternity!”
There’s that God referencing again.
Romans 1:20 “For since the creation of the world God’s
invisible qualities—his eternal power and divine nature—have been clearly
seen, being understood from what has been made, so that people are without excuse.”
You see, some of us can CLEARLY see what is going on. We
don’t need police to tell us that they are searching for a REASON why these
murderers and evil is running rampant. We don’t NEED to know, we can clearly
SEE.
I often think about the stories I’ve read passed down
through the centuries of how the people of their times laughed at Copernicus, scoffed
at Aristotle, mocked Columbus chuckled at Einstein and the list goes on.
I will be laughed and scoffed at too for my ‘theory’ but
rest assured, those that can SEE will have the last laugh. While you sit and
wonder why this or that happened, I’m at peace knowing I see it all too
clearly. If you’re into quantum physics like I have ALWAYS been interested in, maybe take a look at this discovery, the Discovery of God in scientific terms
that I totally understand! I can clearly SEE.
Note: I watched this video AFTER I wrote this post and
thought it relevant enough to add to it.
May God be with you all!
A comment from Anon: “God has made Himself evident through
"what has been made" - ie "creation" or "Nature".
And, what does Science study? Nature.
If "that which is known about God..." could
be known by ordinary, non-science-trained individuals (from thousands of years
ago) by observing Nature, then why on earth should it be surprising that those
"trained and learned scientists", who have the job of observing
Nature, should end up proving that Nature could not exist without God?”
