In this section we will expound that a statement of faith consists in various aspects that are experienced as contradictions by the unbelieving and weak heart and that we tend to deviate either to the right or to the left. Also in matters of faith the truth holds that theory and practice go hand in hand. Vision and life belong together and should corroborate one another.
Further I hope to point out that after deviation on either side we can land in a vicious circle, a circulus vitiosus that drags you down even further away. This can go fast, but it can also take years. The opposite is a beneficious circle, a circulus benefactus, that lifts you up towards the true verity in the middle and that infuses you with power to live it.
Many are the aberrations from the truth and I will attempt to explain that on both sides they lead to the negation of the truth. These deviations on either side are mutual opposites, but as far as the truth is concerned they share common denominators. In this way atheism and polytheism stand in opposition and seem to have no common characteristics. But in the direction of the truth they are both just as godless and even share common identities.
In this way I hope to advance various theoretical concepts that shore up the other fields and that give them a common denominator.