Follow Me

The Philip Papers, No. 9Follow MeMatthew 9:9, Douay-RheimsThere is a kind of question that does not arrive until you have come a long way. Not "Am I forgiven?" That has been answered. The new question is quieter, and harder: what happens now?This paper sits at the turning of the road. A man is found at his tax table and given two words: Follow me. He rises. And in that single movement, the smallest and the largest a man ever makes, the whole of the Christian life begins.It asks what it truly costs to follow, and where you are still sitting.The Philip Papers are a single road walked in twenty steps, the Road to Rome. To see the whole arc and where this paper falls upon it, visit thephilippapers.com.The way is narrow, but just.M.F. Robb

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