the fulness of time will by love, or God, be pieced together into one harmonious whole --- a sort of love-quilt which "covereth all things."

"Appealing to reason along contrary lines." Sweetheart, there are no "contrary lines." All things fit; everything works for good; and each thing is needed, and in its place. We have not yet pieced them together in our own minds. That is all. But we are learning.

XI. - Following Desire

When a man first begins to believe that he is all good and his desires the expression of the law, he finds himself in the peculiar state of mind described by Paul: "When I would do good behold evil is present with me." He can not rid himself of the belief that some of his desires are "evil." Many of his desires seem to point so evidently in the wrong direction. His desires appear to be divided against themselves. And they are.

The beliefs in good and evil, God and Devil, have all been built into his being, and each set of beliefs has its own peculiar attractions or desires. "As a man thinks so is he," and his desires are the attraction of his thoughts for more thoughts which will complement them.

Man, by thinking there are two powers in the universe, opposites of each other, has built two opposites within himself; has made himself a dual being, a good and evil being, with two kinds of desires to match. The