Nothing Lost or Forgotten

In the middle of a post on purchasing a book in a used book store solely because it looked "lonely," Ben Meyers:
It is part of Christian belief in the resurrection to assert that nothing is ultimately unwanted, nothing finally lost or forgotten. When the last trump sounds and the sea gives up its dead, whatever was forgotten will be raised up and kept forever in the presence of him in whom Memory and Love are one.
A good word to remember.
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October 17, 2011
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