The Gospel According to Lost Quotes

“Often in our emotional, spiritual, and financial economy, the problem is that we adopt a view of scarcity rather than abundance. We fear we will not have enough money, insight, or even love to share with others.”
― Chris Seay, The Gospel According to Lost

“...words possess power, whether they are names given to children, curses spoken to enemies, blessings offered to our loved ones, or even haphazard advice extended in the hurried moments before departure.”
― Chris Seay, The Gospel According to Lost

“In a world filled with greed and fear, good food connects us to the earth and our Creator.”
― Chris Seay, The Gospel According to Lost

“If you didn't cry in season four's episode 'The Constant,' something is wrong with you; you were either distracted or, worse, it is possible you have no soul.”
― Chris Seay, The Gospel According to Lost

“So thank you to the writers and creators of LOST for giving us an alternative to an hour of Geraldo Rivera that will actually lead us to think and pick up an essay written by a wig-wearing man form the 1600s. Who would have guessed all this could come from a story of a cadre of beautiful people stranded on an island?”
― Chris Seay, The Gospel According to Lost

“All of us have an earthly father whose image we carry buried deep inside, an image that manifests itself in ways unrecognizable to us but nevertheless professes the touch of another human being.”
― Chris Seay, The Gospel According to Lost

“So much lies in our communications with one another--even the most fleeting and careless of insults can wound us, so you can imagine that if you feel a physical response to a passing curse from a stranger on the highway, pronouncements of failure and worthlessness from a parent or loved one will strike sharply deep within you.”
― Chris Seay, The Gospel According to Lost

“But the LOST narrative is uniquely intertwined with the Judeo-Christian story, and the beauty of Christianity is found in its unyielding proclamation that no one is beyond redemption--not even a torturer, murderer, or con man.”
― Chris Seay, The Gospel According to Lost

“Much of television programming--mind-numbing talk shows, soap operas, and reality TV--should come with a disclaimer: 'Warning: Watching the following program is likely to stunt one's emotional, intellectual, and spiritual growth.”
― Chris Seay, The Gospel According to Lost