individuality, then the very act creates the outlet for that act. For each one of us could then demonstrate his place in life where he is fulfilled, where he is happy, and as he draws upon the invisible Presence, he is drawing upon an Infinite source of inspiration and of Reality.

Jesus understood that perfectly, therefore, He put off the old man -- or the carnal, human, finite conception of limitation -- and emerged with the mind of Christ. "Put off the old man and put on the new, which is Christ." It is a mental and spiritual process through which people go. Consequently, the "only begotten" is the manifest universe, part of which is visible to us and part of which is invisible.

Regardless of what opinions we hold, there are only three ways by which knowledge can come to the world. One is science, the result of which is facts. Another is opinion, the result of which is philosophy. The other is illumination, the result of which is religion. From one, or all, of these three sources, all knowledge must come. The great mystics reveal Universal Cause, acting as Absolute and Immutable Law. The great opinions of philosophy reveal -- or should reveal -- a reasonable back-ground for self-existent life.