Javier De Alva Garza

The Lessers Javier De Alva Garza

The causes of their fall were worldly; the greatness of their rise was inexplicable. They testified the narrow road to be longer, deeper, and rougher than most Christians think it to be. Let all be warned - let all be fearful of a mediocre lifestyle, for their leader did not hide what the end of the narrow road looks like. Hiking the same trail, they saw different trees. Scattered, suffering different wounds and afflictions, they learned to fly with the same wings. In the end, amidst great successes and massive failures, the verdict of their day of judgment depended on a single question: were they willing to acknowledge their nothingness? "Nothingness" is the only equalizer yet the single feature of segregation. How obnoxiously ironic!