Tristam Joseph

Justin's pilgrimage involves a journey of interactions with others testing his reason and faith, relying on no instincts inherited from beasts, listening to words of other humans expressing their belief's intrusions on others during their limited existence on earth, attempting to understand why they were born in sin and placed where goodness, love and beauty prevailed. Ones using full and most articulate reason fare no better than others dependent on innate leading that came with their conception.
Justice finds purpose in his existence here, an explanation for it but never reasoning a determination, as he committed himself to it's fulfillment for something, never leaving him in despair of all being a product of nothingness from claiming salvation for seemingly empty souls and further victimizing himself in efforts on who he tried to help. Justice leaves a testimony, rejoicing to remaining in eternity's spaceless and timeless entity, declaring love for the cosmos, its strength bringing him joy, its peace promising security, patiently enduring him, to conduct all in kindness, broadcast love's character in goodness, confident in its faithfulness, gentle in its humility, victorious in self-control, reverent in its homage, resplendent in beauty as it completes his journey here, the alpha and omega of his existence, moving beyond to receive his reward, hearing: Well done, good and faithful servant, telling others: Go out to rescue scapegoats, driven into the wilderness, abandoned, waiting to be recovered and cleansed, clamoring for justification.