God, the immediate and the abstract

Abstract

This theoretical essay aims to present a two-part analysis. The first part discusses the problem of how God descends to Earth and approaches man—or, in other words, how man, in his immediacy with God, reaches Him through an immediate relationship. The second part serves as an appendix to the first, describing the process by which this immediate space is constituted. Both parts are woven from and informed by an abstract quality, for—as we wish to make clear—the abstract is the guiding principle of all structural logic.