The author employs an ontological approach for revealing the only source to all religions. To that end, the reader is invited to ponder on theology a little differently (unrelatively) while not straying from one’s religion’s edicts and doctrine. What is of spiritual interest for the book is the divine Truth shared by the theology covered in the scriptures like the Torah, the New Testament, the Qur'an, the Bhagavad Gita, the Dharma, the Tao Te Ching and other holy records. Relevant samples are selected from esoteric and mystical segments of these scriptures to guide the reader toward the underlying perennial wisdom. The divine Reality, we are assured inherently, is at the heart of each of the great religions and wisdom traditions-an eternal condition of divine Unrelativity. This becomes clearly apparent as the author’s calling to show their accord. While presenting the book’s theosophical thesis on unrelativity, aiming a harmonious end, a unifying linguistic path is offered. The pages strive to refine esoteric expression in the pursuit of God’s divine Truth. This is done by relying on specialized terms (some new English words) to expose and clarify the mystical depths to religion. How are we to know that we are currently connected with the common ground of all Being we call God? The answer resides with understanding that the unrelative human condition is a state with each one of us perpetually. It is from this state that religious revelations flowsTo comprehend God’s relation to humankind and humanity’s responses to divinity requires ultimately the consciousness of the universal unrelative. How to attain such station (transcendence) promotes the crucial focus of this book on self knowledge. We are shown it is through the experience of unrelativity that we can succeed in the pursuit of spiritual liberation and salvation.
