If today's thinker is striving to think as did the spiritually-minded metaphysicians of Bible times, then he or she is challenging the fearful evidence presented by the physical senses. This means he or she is spiritually correcting—that is, healing—fear.
For thousands of years the Scriptures have said it: "I will fear no evil." The Psalmist saw beyond limited worldly hypotheses to a deeper spiritual reality that comforted him. The Psalmist's remedy for fear, "Thou [God] art with me," Ps. 23:4. has lost none of its practical force today.
Christ Jesus, the Son of God, came centuries later and demonstrated the beneficial force of "Thou art with me"—the truth of God's kingdom come on earth. He healed diseases, sins, and other fears inherent in the materialistic hypothesis of life.
