The Christian Conversation

This treatise explains that the divine nature of God, Christ, and the Holy Spirit is entirely incorporeal and beyond human comprehension, and that divine revelation, particularly through Scripture, employs symbols, allegories, and mystical language to convey truths beyond literal understanding.

It emphasizes that divine truths are hidden beneath the letter of Scripture, which requires spiritual insight and divine aid for proper interpretation, and that much of Scripture's historical language is figurative rather than literal.

Moreover, it affirms that humans possess free will and the capacity to choose good or evil, with divine grace aiding their salvation, while divine providence and the entire Trinity govern creation and salvation impartially, according to merit, ultimately aiming for the consummation where God becomes all in all.