The charming quality of thought lies in its cognitive ability to transcend the reasonable bounds of official language, to exist outside the local context of operative words and descriptive phrases. Our conscious thoughts are sufficiently expressed to naturally follow the thoughts of God, and this is what we dub a world view. It is a conscious mind saturated with thoughts that are within the sacred boundaries of what is divinely revealed to us in sacred Scripture. The Christian mind is properly formed by confessional standards, which graciously allows us to harbour orthodox thoughts.Although the text only contains one self-evident proposition, it can be solicited to many unique aspects of active life. However, when applying the sacred text, it is significant to be careful not to veer from the principal author's primary intent, as this could forge an adversarial relationship between the reader's understanding of the text and the application of it to genuine life. The deliberate intent of any action naturally comes from the sincere desire, not from the conscious will itself. The conscious mind carefully selects what it is satisfied with, rather than the choosing of conscious choice. The natural exposure of fundamental doctrine in the conscious mind will miraculously transform the direct action. So that the fundamental doctrine naturally makes the appropriate action spiritually acceptable, undoubtedly coming from a proper motive.The mortal mind is incapable to instantly comprehend spiritual thoughts without the direct aid of the Holy Spirit. In the same way, the conscious mind cannot be properly exposed to divine light without the sacred word of God. The Spirit carefully manipulates the word to cause regeneration, miraculously transforming the conscious mind and naturally making it alive to spiritual things.Unless we intentionally expose our conscious minds to the sacred word  in a holistic way, as well as a scientific way and in a repetitive way, then the corrupt intents of the sore heart will be more of a "higher criticism" rather than a willing submission to the whole counsel.When we eagerly seek eternal truth, we are effectively producing a mind that popularly conceives conscious thoughts in precise alignment with God. The experience of being exposed to the word of God is the Spirit will grasp the truths of God and reveal them to us. In that paradigm, we are under the divine illumination of the sacred word and are being assured by the Spirit that we worship God. Because the sole agent for mortification (renewal and change) remains the word of God, we are not trusting in ourselves as the cause of renewal and change, but we are looking to the righteousness of Christ as revealed in His word as our sole object of mortification.This holistic approach graciously allows us to properly focus on our desired goal rather than merely moderating our outward behavior. Our moral integrity will be ideologically based on our innermost thoughts and genuine feelings, as we sincerely trust in the extraordinary power of the Spirit and the sacred word to effect change.