In order to have one hundred percent life, there must be one hundred percent of intelligence, one hundred percent of force, and one hundred percent of matter.
It is obvious that the three factors of the triune are inseparable; they are not separable in part, if one hundred percent perfection is maintained. Since intelligence is always one hundred percent perfect, and always creates one hundred percent of force, it is certain that if any imperfections of the triune exist, that matter is the only part of the triune that can be imperfect. Since matter cannot be destroyed by any lesser agency than the Creator, it is obvious that this imperfection is not in matter itself, but in the quantity, quality, and arrangement of matter. Hence, there are limitations in structures of matter; in its imperfect building; its imperfect arrangements; the wrong kind of matter for the purpose or even the lack of matter which should be in that structure but is not. From this fact arises the expression so often used fundamentally in Chiropractic. The expression of intelligence may be hindered by limitations of matter.