He is earnest about God and his earnestness is calling to be openly heard. Therefore, we have set out to approach the subject together as we both take into consideration our individual conditioning that has brought us this far. By so doing, both the man, who is simply addressed as the Questioner, and myself as J.C, embark on this journey so the truth behind our conditioning might be realised, not according to me, not according to him, but in accordance with Truth itself. With this in mind, let Truth be our one dedication rather than setting out to prove a particular point, or what one thinks to be Truth. As Socrates once said, 'Wisest is he who knows that he does not know'.
Truth speaks for itself.
Any god perceived by the mind can only be a reflection, but it cannot be the absolute Truth. I propose that realising god can only happen through the Heart. This calls for letting go of the mind with all its constructs. In the course of the dialogue the Truth is about to demolish every perceivable mind-god. This means that you must let go of all your beliefs, of all you have taken for granted.