Ashbina said, Assyria is the land of doubt; the chariot of my people, that in which they mostly ride, is labeled Doubt.
2 Once Faith walked forth in Babylon; and she was bright and fair; but she was clothed in such white robes that men became afraid of her.
3 And every wheel began to turn, and Doubt made war on her, and drove her from the land; and she came back no more.
4 In form men worship God, the One; in heart they are not sure that God exists.
5 Faith worships at the shrine of one not seen; but Doubt must see her God.
6 The greatest need of all Assyria is faith—a faith that seasons every thing that is, with certainty.
7 And then Apollo said, The greatest needs of Greece are true concepts of God.
8 Theogony in Greece is rudderless, for every thought may be a god, and worshipped as a god.
9 The plane of thought is broad, and full of sharp antagonists; and so the circle of the gods is filled with enmity, with wars and base intrigues.
10 Greece needs a master mind to stand above the gods; to raise the thoughts of men away from many gods to God the One.