An excerpt from the notes of the final years مقاله

خلاصه ماشینی:

" From the perspective of Christianity, the rule is that either one must be in isolation and far from people to preserve the standards of "being ideal"—which have not been corrupted by haggling (for counting means haggling) over numbers; or one must remain among the crowd of people and suffer torment and pain to maintain one's distinction and heterogeneity from others, which in turn guarantees "being an individual" and "being ideal. It is in the answer to this question that the possibility of real and intense conflict among Christians arises, which even consumes the "world of Christianity" and provides the causes for resentment and aversion of the child toward parents and others; since your generation, based on its own responsibility, must reflect upon the New Testament to realize what Christianity is, perhaps its view may be so contrary to the view of the past generation that it provokes conflict, because from a Christian perspective, speaking of a continuous and direct relationship with predecessors and clinging to the allegedly nonsensical and deceptive beliefs of ancestors is [wrong]. Or Christianity says that the pagan dream of man's kinship with God is excessive and that Jesus is only the mediator of man's connection with God, so you human beings can enjoy your lives in your own way, but [know] that you are degraded and alienated from God. In this case, "imitation" [or following Christ] becomes entirely void, and this saying "Blessed are those who do not sin" must be interpreted as follows: "Do not be distressed, for nothing more than this will be granted to you, and you have no connection or relationship with God, because you have become degraded and lowly.