The necessity of the principle of world redemption shows us that the emergence of "Adam" and "Eve" is not, or was not, an instantaneous, "miraculous creation"
1165. The task of this great divine principle is thus to "lead" the beings in the two great spheres where the "adaptation" to "darkness" and the "adaptation" to "light" take place. Its mission cannot be expressed more correctly than in the world redeemer's own words: "I am the way, the truth and the life". The fact that the "principle of world redemption" is "the way" shows that the "adaptation" to the "light", which means, the creation of the being's own visual power (the emergence of the paradisiacal Adam and Eve) is not, nor was not, an instantaneous phenomenon, something that happens or happened miraculously like a flash of lightening. This "adaptation" is a "road"; it is a distance that must be covered. And it is this covering of distance that holds true in any view we may encounter. In every new horizon the details of the outermost periphery will always begin as a mere "instinct", "inkling" or "presumption" in order later to become a "fact"; in other words "A-knowledge" later becomes "B-knowledge" and "C-knowledge".