In the absence of it, one either degrades the moral law completely from its holiness by misconstrui it to oneself as forbearing (indulgent) and thus adequa to our comfortableness, or else one stretches one's calling as well as expectation to an unattainable vocation, viz., a hoped for complete acquisition of holiness of will, and loses oneself in roving theosophical dreams that quite contradict self cognition both of which consequences only prevent the unceasing striving toward meticulous and thoroughgoing compliance with a strict and unforbearing but nonetheless true rather than ideal command of reason.