It would appear that man is, therefore, a creature destined to a life which is illimitable and unconfined by time and space. Otherwise the noblest of his attributes would never reach fruition or fulfillment. This being true, it is but natural that God would visit His creation to prepare them for such a life beyond the material realm and its confines. Man's aspirations are not confined alone to the planet toward which gravity constantly draws his material frame. He seeks to free himself from the power which clasps him to the bosom of mother earth.
Gravity exerts no influence over the spirit.
We regard it as absurd for the modern researchist who employs the scientific method in every other field to abandon it in an attempt to rid himself of the idea of personal responsibility to God. There is ample testimony that Jesus of Nazareth lived among men. He claimed to be the Son of God. His life was without reproach. His ethical standards were such as to show superiority to those of the wisest men of his earthly stay.