Truth is how creation works.
O.C.S.O. In each of the citations that follow, I've indicated the edition in which the quotation occurs. R oberts, who began what she characterises as a three-part journey through transformative experience as an adolescent in a devout Catholic family and continued it through ten years as a member of a contemplative order before leaving the convent, consequently tends to use the language of Christian contemplative theology to describe what happened to her. If we have any conception of what God is, certainly it should be changing and expanding as we ourselves grow and change. Although she considers St. John of the Cross a particularly useful guide, in her view he shares this shortcoming. It means going beyond our usual frames of reference and encountering areas of theological sensitivity which, alone, would necessitate such accounts remaining unrecorded.