| BkVI:15.III.7 | Now we can address the creation of the new in more detail. The old was marked by a struggle between truth and illusion, love and fear, good and evil—the desire to separate the divine from the human. The new is neither one thing nor the other, nor is it the sum of both, or a particular combination of a little of one and another bit of the other. Between divine and human there is no winner or loser. Neither arises from a war in which one triumphed. |