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No one can judge on partial evidence. That is not judgment. It is merely an opinion based on ignorance and doubt. Its seeming certainty is but a cloak for the uncertainty it would conceal. It needs irrational defense because it is irrational. And its defense seems strong, convincing, and without a doubt because of all the doubting underneath.
You do not seem to doubt the world you see. You do not really question what is shown you through the body’s eyes. Nor do you ask why you believe it, even though you learned a long while since your senses do deceive. That you believe them to the last detail which they report is even stranger, when you pause to recollect how frequently they have been faulty witnesses indeed! Why would you trust them so implicitly? Why but because of underlying doubt, which you would hide with show of certainty?
Broadcasting in total the unity and singleness
of purpose of the universe.
The Text of "A Course in Miracles" stands at this moment in space/time as a singular incomparable masterpiece (naturally, being a piece by the Master) among the ongoing incursions of harmony, love and truth into the chaos, darkness and death of the conceptual schism that is world consciousness.
"A Course in Miracles" is so superbly dialectic that it defies comparison. Its references are boundless. The beginning lessons in the workbook represent the quintessence of the dialectic process.
