R.C. Sproul

He said, he reveals himself.

That's all we know.

I said, that's not what I'm asking you.

He said, what?

I said, well, how does God reveal Himself?

Well, He reveals Himself in the Bible and in history and preeminently in the person of Christ.

I said, you still don't get my point.

He said, what?

I said, how does He reveal Himself in the Bible?

How does He reveal Himself in Christ?

How does He reveal Himself in history?

They said, what do you mean?

I said, well, if He's holy, completely, totally other from what we are.

if there is an utter dissimilarity between the creature and the Creator, no point of analogy between them, then how could you have any meaningful communication?

How could God say or do anything that could communicate anything intelligible to us about Himself if He's totally different?

And he looked at me for a second, and it was like the light bulb went on, and I said,

Well, maybe we ought not to say that He's wholly other.

I should write.

Next time before you start to say it, choke before you say it because you've just cut the rug out from under biblical Christianity with that category.

I understand what you're trying to do to save and preserve His greatness, His transcendence, but this is where you get on one side of the horse and fall off the other side of the