April 30th, 2203

To Trevor Madison, 

Minister of Scientific Exploration of the Spiritual Realm.

Peace to you. I have spoken to about animals, Light and Dark, and demons . The next logical step as you would guess is angels. Angels are a particularly difficult subject because they exist as both spiritual and physical beings.As evil as demons are, that is how good angels are. Humans fall into the particular realm of knowing both good and evil and serving neither yet being full of both. I guess that  you could say that humans are born as neither but can become both. 

Angels are good. The embodiment of good is often seen as something disgusted by humans. Because men cannot stand being told that their moral high ground is beneath the mud that they sit in. Angels always seek to do good and they show no remorse at the physical harm that their good deeds might do. 

For instance, if a man is addicted to pornography and seeing it on his communication device. If the angel chooses to intervene on behalf of the man’s will to get over his addiction, the device will certainly be destroyed in the process. Now, that might cause all sorts of problems on the man’s behalf. Such as his communication has been cut off. If he gets into trouble on the physical realm, he has no way of reaching out for help. The angel sees this not as a problem but as an opportunity to cause more good. For evil is always trying to outdo good and it almost always fails. The good that angels make is something beyond our sad little understanding. 

We cannot hope to understand the good that angels make in the spiritual realm either. Take for instance the shape of angels. Whereas demons look pleasant and peaceful to human understanding, angels are terrifying. They do not hide their true appearance within the realm that they were born into, and they all look different. A sight of a true angel is something that mortals were not meant to behold. 

So you might ask how do creatures of such a terrible presence in spirituality determine that they want to be good? Then, how do such frightening beings go about committing acts of goodness? That falls into being holy or Godly. But I suppose that will fall to perhaps my last letter to you. For not all questions about the spiritual can be answered in a singular letter, otherwise Paul would have done it.

May peace continue to surround you.

Rufus Gand