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Since man is an agent unto himself in the acquisition of individual intelligence, he will aspire to and attain greatness, mediocrity, or lowliness. Upon this principle the variations of man has prevailed from the beginning … It may be disturbing to some, to realize that even in the beginning the intelligent entity born into the spirit-personage was of varying degrees. Some are superior to others and because of this nobility are selected by foreordination to fill certain useful and necessary offices for the good of others … Yet, the greater and the lesser spirits may both be innocent and being justified would be useful, each in their own capacity, as they would magnify their individual stations in existence, within the realms of their intelligence.Share
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