The generic army boot: a symbol of trust
Black in color: represents a darkness that cannot exist without light -
being the
absence thereof.
Laces: those things which bind our concept of reality to that which is only
as it is
- in all its glory
The sole (read as you like): that which is in contact with earth, but
somehow both
forms a barrier and yet joins two parts - one dynamic with one perceived
(by many)
not to be.
Army: Concept entirely of man's own invention - unnecessary to something
without
limit.
Boot: protection for the foot from wear, tear, and cold
Generic: what part of you is not a part of God?
The good news is that there never has been a need for good news. Our
culture has
somehow chosen to form petty beliefs that man is somehow not a part of all
that is,
and therefore in need of repair. Entertaining indeed.
KingsXfan wrote:
> The generic army boot: a symbol of Christ
>
> Black in color: represents the sin that was laid on Him
> Laces: represents God's interventions woven into the history of the human
race
> The sole(read soul): that which Christ came to save
> Army: Christ's of course
> Boot: how blessed are the feet of those that bring good news
> Generic: this story is for everyone
>
> MaidnJynx@aol.com wrote:
>
> > << This candy cane myth reminds me of the crucifixion myth
> > surrounding the dogwood bloom. Those rascals will co-opt
> > anything... Joe >>
> > Well isn't it easier and more fun to make up myths than to accet that
is just
> > the way it is??
> >
> > Justine