He will have to accelerate from the avenue speed to the Interstate speed. It's a dilemma because he knows that most people on this new highway are determined to go as fast as possible, ignoring all restraints until they crash and become a faceless casualty on the side of the road. He also knows that an immutable God has made a world which both changes and remains the same. He has contrived to gratify both tastes together in the very world He has made, by that union of change and permanence which we call Rhythm. No, He cut it up into a neat succession of new mornings, and, with each, therefore, a new idea, new inventions, and new applications.
Hunger is a good and enjoyable experience but it is meant to be taken in cycles.
To stop eating or to never stop eating takes away from the intended pleasure and creates an abnormality. But as an ideal, change itself becomes unchangeable. Sunrises and sunsets are monotonous because they happen every day and yet because they are each different they create true abundance in life. The Christian legacy in this world is the balance between change and permanency. The Christian hates suicide but loves martyrdom because he understands the difference between the two.