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Truly our own evil is unlikeness to God and ignorance of Him; but how great, on the contrary, is the good which is likeness to Him! It appears, at any rate, that our own true good is the turning toward and faith in that which is incorruptible and divine, while our evil is ignorance and heedlessness concerning Him—if indeed the things in us and growing out of us, these turn out to be our own, being productive of wickedness for evil.