Larry Sanger

God reveals himself.

God is a single being who,

with a determinate nature.

And I'm not trying to sound like a Calvinist here, because I'm not really a Calvinist, but there is some truth to what they're saying there.

The whole idea is that God reveals himself to

We do not undertake some sort of special effort in order to be worthy of being like him.

Rather, he makes us like him.

He sanctifies us, to use the theological jargon, after he saves us.

Right.

So he reaches out to us and we respond by trusting him and confessing our sins.

And then we are brought into the family of God.

This has nothing to do with meditation or anything like that.

Right.

And I think God also realizes that people are different and they interact with him in different ways.

So, yeah, I think there's...

A Christian notion of divinity is very, very different from an esoteric idea or a New Age or whatever you want to call it idea of spirituality.

Right.

No, precisely.

You said it very well.

And so that's why we say soli deo gloria.