Tefekkürün Merdiveni: İlahi İsimler ve Bilinmeyene Yükseliş

But, let the rule of the Oracles be here also prescribed for us, namely, that we shall establish the truth of the things spoken concerning God, not in the persuasive words of man's wisdom, but in a demonstration of the Spirit-moved power of the Theologians. By the aid of this power, we are brought into contact with things unutterable and unknown, in a manner unutterable and unknown, in proportion to the superior union of our reasoning and intuitive faculties. By no means, then, is it permitted to speak, or even to think, anything concerning the superessential and hidden Deity, beyond those things divinely revealed to us in the sacred Oracles. We aspire to the Highest only insofar as the ray of the supremely Divine Oracles imparts itself, while we restrain our approach to higher glories through prudence and piety regarding Divine things. For, if we must place any confidence in the All-Wise and most trustworthy Theology, Divine things are revealed and contemplated in proportion to the capacity of each mind, since the supremely Divine Goodness divinely distributes its immeasurableness with a justice that preserves those whose capacity is limited.