Excerpt from Revelation, Mythology, Correspondences
I. Theology has suffered perversion from the dogma of Juventus Mundi conceived as implying progress as a necessary part of the career of the social and individual man. He cannot stand still: he is constituted in movement; but whether this shall be for good or for evil, for better or for worse, depends upon himself, and upon no necessity outside him. It has depended in all ages upon his reception, either in his heart, or in his conscience, of the religious guidance that was offered to him.
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