It is not me but you who has lost God. I have God within me in a way that is foreign to you. My people are His living embodiment, and we share personally in His Supreme Divinity. The God you know lives apart from you, watching, judging, punishing you in merciless ways, and testing you beyond the limits of sanity. You say that you are born in sin; you accept the notion that sin is in your nature from the cradle to the grave. This crucial defect tempts you, when you feel the need, to become the quintessence of evil. My people and I embrace the principle that we are collectively and individually responsible for maintaining the balance of goodness and rightness in our world. Evil is an abomination to us, and those who deviate from that which is good and proper are contaminants to the body and are to be removed. The emotions sparked by animal aggression plague us as they plague you, but with a difference. You see them as natural, and you feel justified to counter them with aggression. We know that they are contrary to the human spirit, and we find it natural to resist them. You embrace the evil within you; we embrace the divine.