Do you not believe in the historicity of Jesus Christ? A letter came this week, and the gentleman is here tonight. I’m glad he is, because it would take too long a letter to answer his letter. But he said: I was there last Friday, and during the question period a lady asked the question concerning the historical Jesus, and from your answer I gather that you said no — you do not accept the historical Jesus. I would go along with that. But do you not believe in the historical aspects in this, say, of — well, Abraham Lincoln, George Washington, or even, say, Neville — relative to your two omnipresent deeds? But tonight I’ll try to show you what I mean, based upon my own experience concerning the story of Jesus Christ. For as I am concerned, it’s the only reality. The only reality. And what you and I call the reality here, to me are shadows. All these are shadows.1188 ¶1