/lit/ - Literature

>>20105903
Holy based .

>>20106208
Well I see it as more irrelevant than relevant entirely secondary,

Here is a quote of Schuon which conveys not exclusively "His" idea, but an idea:

“From the strictly human point of view, which alone is what religions as such have in view, “God” could not be the Absolute in itself, for the Absolute has no interlocutor; we may, however, say that God is the hypostatic Face turned towards the human world, or towards a particular human world; in other words, God is Divinity that personalizes itself in view of man and insofar as it takes on, to a greater or lesser extent, the countenance of a particular humanity.” – F. Schuon, In the Face of the Absolute