In the first place God knows himself immediately and perfectly. I conclude making some observations on the doctrines explained. The Authors' opinion is that there exists an epistemological debt on the part of contemporary scientific knowing with regard to theology. The epistemological shift which has separated theology from public knowledge makes it more difficult to attribute systematicity to theology itself.
History can show the existence of certain parallelisms between art and science.
However, though they can have some similarities, art and science are distinct disciplines. The representation of reality is a basic task for both artists and scientists. But a representation can be distant or totally detached from reality. Hence, it is legitimate to ask whether or not a science or an art is true. Since truth is closely related to objectivity, it is possible to make an attempt to explain what constitutes an objective science and art.