C.S. Lewis

Awesome stuff here pulled from an article on relevantmagazine.com

In C.S Lewis’ The Problem of Pain, he points out that by our very nature as humans we crave security and happiness. God scatters moments of joy and pleasure throughout our lives, yet in His wisdom, refrains from allowing it to flow fully. If He were to allow a full sense of security and peace here on earth, we would set our hearts here and would oppose returning to Him. He sums up his thoughts by saying, “Our Father refreshes us on the journey with some pleasant inns, but will not encourage us to mistake them for home”.

It's a perfect answer to the blog I posted a while back on MySpace and later reposted here called "Call Me Boj". Much thanks to Todd Fisher for the article.

You can read the complete article here.