sensible matter, no sense in matter; but there is a spiritual sense, a sense of Spirit, and this is the only consciousness belonging to true individuality, or a divine sense of Being.
Evil. Why is this so?
Good. Because man is made after God's eternal
likeness, and this likeness consists in a sense of
harmony and immortality, in which no evil can possibly
dwell. You may eat of the fruit of godlikeness, but
as to the fruit of ungodliness, which is opposed to
Truth,—ye shall not touch it, lest ye die.
Evil. But I would taste and know error for
myself.
Good. Thou shalt not admit that error is
something to know or be known, to eat or be eaten, to
see or be seen, to feel or be felt. To admit the
existence of error would be to admit the truth of a
lie.
Evil. But there is something besides Good.
God knows that a knowledge of this something is
