One must always know that religion has a body and a soul, but if you touch the soul you touch all its bodies, which are like its organs. All the organs constitute one body, the body of the religion, the religion of alpha and omega, which was and which is and which will always be. Therefore the dispute, "I am right and you are wrong," in the path of religion is not necessary. We do not know what is in the heart of man. If outwardly he seems to be a Jew, a Christian, a Muslim, or a Buddhist, we are not the judge of his religion, for every soul has a religion peculiar to itself, and no one else is entitled to judge its religion.