Sublime

But I do believe that something is getting itself said in religious narratives, which are populated by fictive beings and are not to be judged by the standards of true assertions.

Merold Westphal,

Human beings must not only be changeable but susceptible to radical transformation beyond the limits of their own – or any – created nature.

God’s own incomprehensibility is imitated here but in only a negative and prospective way. Rather than being unlimited through inclusiveness, through unbounded fullness in the way God is, our powers are unlimited through lack, through an initial failure of predetermination, by not being anything in particular in any very concrete way to start, and

He said that if God held out the truth in his right hand and the search for truth in his left hand and asked him to choose, he would select the left hand, on the grounds that the absolute truth itself was for God alone, while his own business was the search for truth.