Our Lost Innocence. Sentence 4. He is not at fault at all.

The author reflects on the purity and innocence of young children that keeps them enjoying the presence of God while they remain with these qualities, even in this fallen world. He also mentions that this innocence is lost with the passage of time and years and that this happens to all of us. It also describes some of these childish qualities, which, as Jesus of Nazareth pointed out, must be manifested by all of us if we want to enter the kingdom of heaven.