FAITH AND FACT ARE TRUE

PERMAN WILSON'S DISCOVERY

Because we live in two worlds (one mental and the other material), each one of us has its own truth--one real and the other ideal.

For something to be deemed true in one's mental world, one has only to believe it.

For something to be deemed true in one's material world, it has to be observable and verifiable.

In the mental world a mere belief may be called a faith.

In the material world a verifiable observation is called  a fact.