All that we term sin, sickness, and death is a mortal
belief. We define matter as error, because it is the opposite
of life, substance, and intelligence. Matter,
with its mortality, cannot be substantial
if Spirit is substantial and eternal. Which ought to
be substance to us, - the erring, changing, and dying,
the mutable and mortal, or the unerring, immutable,
and immortal? A New Testament writer plainly describes
faith, a quality of mind, as "the substance of things
hoped for."
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